A 829 g rubber ball was vertically pushed downward at 1.03 m/s from a height of 80.3 cm above a cemented floor. When the ball hits the floor, it comes into contact with the floor for 23.8x10 s and then bounces to a height of 1.01 m. What is the magnitude of the average force imparted by the floor on the ball? 16.8 N O 12.2 N O 298 N O 293 N

A 829 g rubber ball was vertically pushed downward at 1.03 m/s from a height of 80.3 cm above a cemented floor. When the ball hits the floor, it comes into contact with the floor for 23.8x10 s and then bounces to a height of 1.01 m. What is the magnitude of the average force imparted by the floor on the ball? 16.8 N O 12.2 N O 298 N O 293 N

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter8: Momentum And Collisions

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