A baseball and a ball-shaped slime, both 70g, are thrown at a brick wall with equal speeds. The baseball bounces while the slime sticks. Which of the two balls exerts a larger impulse on the brick wall?

A baseball and a ball-shaped slime, both 70g, are thrown at a brick wall with equal speeds. The baseball bounces while the slime sticks. Which of the two balls exerts a larger impulse on the brick wall?

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