Just prior to impact with a golf ball (0.044 kg), a clubhead (0.215 kg) is travelling with a velocity of 55.7 m/s horizontally towards the target and a vertical velocity of 0 m/s. The coefficient of restitution between the ball and club is 0.84. Impact lasts for 0.00049 s. The launch angle of the ball after impact is 10.8°. During impact the ball behaves as a linear spring with a stiffness of, K= 1104746, and is maximally compressed from its resting state by Ax = 0.01 m. What was the gyverage force, exerted in the target (x, horizontal) direction, on the ball by the clubhead

Just prior to impact with a golf ball (0.044 kg), a clubhead (0.215 kg) is travelling with a velocity of 55.7 m/s horizontally towards the target and a vertical velocity of 0 m/s. The coefficient of restitution between the ball and club is 0.84. Impact lasts for 0.00049 s. The launch angle of the ball after impact is 10.8°. During impact the ball behaves as a linear spring with a stiffness of, K= 1104746, and is maximally compressed from its resting state by Ax = 0.01 m. What was the gyverage force, exerted in the target (x, horizontal) direction, on the ball by the clubhead

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