The coach is looking at wooden bats and aluminum bats that are the same mass. She learns that aluminum bats are swung an average of 10.0 miles per hour faster than wooden bats because of the material. Should the coach use this information to decide the material of the bat? Explain. A. No. The material of the bat is not important. The bats are all the same mass, so they will collide with the ball with the same force.

B. Yes. The coach should choose the aluminum bats because a bat that is traveling faster will collide with the ball with a greater force.

C. Yes. The coach should choose the wooden bats because a slower swing means there is more potential energy, which results in a greater force.

D. No. The material of the bat is not important. The force depends solely on the speed of the ball, not on the speed of the swing.