Physics, 21.05.2021 19:10, tvrgrvJfbhh3881
A student was watching a video about throwing a baseball at a "dunking station". The
baseball has to have a momentum of 4.47 kg*m/s to activate the switch to dunk
someone (the company labeled the dunking station so
labeled the dunking station so you know the momentum
needed). If a MLB baseball is being used (.149 kg), how fast does the baseball need to
be thrown?
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