A 0.75 kg stationary ball is struck by a 2 kg mallet, and leaves the collision at 22 m/s. The ball and mallet are in contact for 10-3 sec. What is the force of the mallet on the ball? 44 N 16,500 N 1.7 x 10.² N 200 N

A 0.75 kg stationary ball is struck by a 2 kg mallet, and leaves the collision at 22 m/s. The ball and mallet are in contact for 10-3 sec. What is the force of the mallet on the ball? 44 N 16,500 N 1.7 x 10.² N 200 N

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A 0.75 kg stationary ball is struck by a 2 kg mallet,
and leaves the collision at 22 m/s. The ball and
mallet are in contact for 10-3 sec. What is the force of
the mallet on the ball?
44 N
16,500 N
1.7 x 10.² N
200 N

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