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At a baseball game, a pitcher throws the ball at 41.01 m/s to the catcher at home plate. If the mass of the baseball is 0.1299 kg, what impulse is required to provide the baseball with that much momentum?
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At a baseball game, a pitcher throws the ball at 41.01 m/s to the catcher at home plate. If the mass of the baseball is 0.1299 kg, what impulse is required to provide the baseball with that much momentum?

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5.327 N-s

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