Physics, 13.02.2021 02:10, lbelle

During batting practice, a 0.30-kg baseball is hit with a bat that exerts a force of -350 N on the ball. The ball left the bat at -80. m/s. If the incoming pitch was traveling at 60. m/s, how long did the ball stay in contact with the bat? 0.50 s

1.4 s

0.12 s

0.85 s

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