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When a baseball hits a baseball glove, what is the reaction force? A. The ball pushes onto the glove. B. The glove pushes against the ball. C. The ball falls to the ground.
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When a baseball hits a baseball glove, what is the reaction force?

A. The ball pushes onto the glove.
B. The glove pushes against the ball.
C. The ball falls to the ground.

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The action force is the ball hitting the glove, the reaction would be the glove exerting a force back onto the ball.

Answer: B.
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