Physics, 11.11.2020 23:20, divaughn1906

PLS HELP! During a football game, one of the players on the home team kicks the football that has a
mass of 0.6 kg so that the ball accelerates toward the opposing team at
23 m/s2. If no other forces act on the ball, how much force did the kicker apply to the
football?

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