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A 0.17 kg softball moving at 30 m/s is caught by a player. If the average force on the player's hands during the catch is 500 N, find the time in which the ball came to a stop.
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A 0.17 kg softball moving at 30 m/s is caught by a player. If the average force on the
player's hands during the catch is 500 N, find the time in which the ball came to a stop.
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