A soccer ball having a mass of 0.43 kg enters the goal with a momentum of 5.16 kg-m/s after it was kicked over a distance of 18 meters. How much time did it take for the ball to reach the goal? O 1.8 sec O 3 sec O 1.5 sec O 1.2 sec

A soccer ball having a mass of 0.43 kg enters the goal with a momentum of 5.16 kg-m/s after it was kicked over a distance of 18 meters. How much time did it take for the ball to reach the goal? O 1.8 sec O 3 sec O 1.5 sec O 1.2 sec

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