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A baseball leaves a bat and flies upward and toward center field. Do not ignore air resistance. What forces are exerted on the ball just after it leaves the bat?
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A baseball leaves a bat and flies upward and toward center field. Do not ignore air resistance. What forces are exerted on the ball just after it leaves the bat?
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A baseball leaves a bat and flies upward and toward center field. Do not ignore air resistance. What forces are exerted on the ball just after it leaves the bat?
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After the ball leaves the bat, the only forces on it are air resistance and gravity.
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