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7 August, 12:23

During a baseball game l. A hitter strikes the ball with a bat. When this happens, the ball and the bat exert a firce on each othe. Why does the ball accelerate away from the vat more than accelerates away from the ball?

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  1. 7 August, 15:09
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    The impact between bat and ball is an extremely violent one, in which the bat imparts a huge force on the ball thereby causing it to change directions and gain speed. Consider a baseball weighing 5.125oz (mass = 0.145kg) which approaches the bat at a speed of 90mph (40.2m/s). After the collision with the bat, with a contact time of 0.7milliseconds (0.0007s) [1,2] the bat has a speed of 110mph (49.1m/s) in the opposite direction.
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