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A baseball struck by a bat flies away from the batter because of: a) Normal force b) Friction c) Electrical Force O d) Applied Force

A baseball struck by a bat flies away from the batter because of: a) Normal force b) Friction c) Electrical Force O d) Applied Force
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A baseball struck by a bat flies away from the batter because

of:
a) Normal force
b) Friction
c) Electrical Force
O d) Applied Force

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the answer is applied force

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