When a bat hits a ball, the impulse is
o
the force multiplied by the time the objects ar...
Chemistry, 07.12.2019 00:31, juliannabartra
When a bat hits a ball, the impulse is
o
the force multiplied by the time the objects are in contact.
o
the mass multiplied by the force.
o
the mass multiplied by the acceleration.
o
the change in velocity multiplied by the force.
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