A baseball has a mass of 0.25kg. If its velocity as it was pitched was 65m/s and its velocity as it was batted was 32m/s to the opposite direction, what was the impulse applied to the ball? * O -8.25 kg m/s O -24.25 kg m/s O 8.25 kg m/s O 24.25 kgm/s O Correct answer not found

A baseball has a mass of 0.25kg. If its velocity as it was pitched was 65m/s and its velocity as it was batted was 32m/s to the opposite direction, what was the impulse applied to the ball? * O -8.25 kg m/s O -24.25 kg m/s O 8.25 kg m/s O 24.25 kgm/s O Correct answer not found

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A baseball has a mass of 0.25kg.
If its velocity as it was pitched
was 65m/s and its velocity as it
was batted was 32m/s to the
opposite direction, what was the
impulse applied to the ball? *
O -8.25 kg m/s
O -24.25 kg m/s
8.25 kg m/s
24.25 kgm/s
O Correct answer not found

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