Photograph 46479
Photograph 46479
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igcse physics notesprinted 41 · PDF 41supplied fileSourceLive pagehttps://aitchison.edu.pk/portal/resources/data/igcse-physics-notes.pdf
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- This image displays a physics problem from a school’s archive, presenting a question about a tennis ball’s motion and the time of contact with a racket, including given values for mass, velocity, and force. The problem asks for the duration of contact, with multiple-choice options provided.
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- QUESTION:8 A tennis ball has a mass of 57 g. A tennis player hits the tennis ball with a tennis racket. The tennis ball has a velocity of 25m/s when it hits the racket. The velocity of the tennis ball when it leaves the player's racket is 15m/s in the opposite direction from its approaching direction. The average force exerted by the tennis racket on the ball is 35N. For how long is
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