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Further down the lane, the bowling ball from problem3 gets stopped by a pillow in a total of 0.67 seconds. What force did the pillow exert on the bowling ball to bring it to res…

Further down the lane, the bowling ball from problem3 gets stopped by a pillow in a total of 0.67 seconds. What force did the pillow exert on the bowling ball to bring it to res…
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further down the lane, the bowling ball from problem3 gets stopped by a pillow in a total of 0.67 seconds. What force did the pillow exert on the bowling ball to bring it to rest?

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0.70

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because you have to add the number

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