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Can someone explain and solve in detail? I really don't get it. A baseball player hits a 0.155-kilogram fastball traveling at 44.0 m/s into center field at a speed of 500 m…

Can someone explain and solve in detail? I really don't get it. A baseball player hits a 0.155-kilogram fastball traveling at 44.0 m/s into center field at a speed of 500 m…
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Can someone explain and solve in detail? I really don't get it.

A baseball player hits a 0.155-kilogram fastball traveling at 44.0 m/s into center field at a speed of 500 m/s. If the impact lasts for 0.00450 second, with what force does he hit the baseball? (Hint: Momentum is a vector)​

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User Ralph The Mouf
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Answer:

15706.666

Step-by-step explanation:

F = 0.155(500-(+44))/0.00450

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