ball drops straight down onto a surface that is tilted as shown in the figure below. The ball unces off the surface at an angle of 0-28.0° above the horizontal. The net impulse exerted on the I by the surface points in which direction? O

ball drops straight down onto a surface that is tilted as shown in the figure below. The ball unces off the surface at an angle of 0-28.0° above the horizontal. The net impulse exerted on the I by the surface points in which direction? O

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A ball drops straight down onto a surface that is tilted as shown in the figure below. The ball
bounces off the surface at an angle of 0-28.0° above the horizontal. The net impulse exerted on the
ball by the surface points in which direction?
O Up and to the right
OUp and to the left
Down and to the right
Down and to the left

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