Answer:
The baseball that is a home run
Step-by-step explanation:
Work done is calculated using the formula:
W = F x d (Where F is force, and d is distance)
Hence, the greater the force, and the greater the distance, the more work is done.
The question states that the batter hit with the same amount of force, so F will not change. The only difference between the two balls is the distance moved. In the formula, it can be seen that if the distance increases (while F stays the same) the work done will also increase. This can lead to the conclusion that the ball that traveled further, did more work, and hence the ball that was a home run did more work than the other baseball.