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When a bat hits a ball, the impulse is what? A. The mass multiplied by acceleration. B. The change in velocity multiplied by the force. C. The force multiplied by the time the o…

When a bat hits a ball, the impulse is what? A. The mass multiplied by acceleration. B. The change in velocity multiplied by the force. C. The force multiplied by the time the o…
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When a bat hits a ball, the impulse is what?

A. The mass multiplied by acceleration.
B. The change in velocity multiplied by the force.
C. The force multiplied by the time the objects are in contact.
D. The mass multiplied by the force.

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I believe the answer is C


User KunalK
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The answer is c. The force multiplied by the time the objects are in contact. Hope this helps! :)
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