Physics MCQ help 8.A ball of mass m=2kg is moving along the + x axis at a speed of 6 m/s. Calculatethe average force required to stop the ball in time of 7x 10s?2. 1x10'N-2.1x10'Na)b)1.7×10NLOX10ʻNe)Boş bırak

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A ball of mass m=2kg is moving along the + x axis at a speed of 6 m/s. Calculate
the average force required to stop the ball in time of 7x 10s?
2. 1x10'N
-2.1x10'N
a)
b)
1.7×10N
LOX10ʻN
e)
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