15 A 0.095-kg dodge ball is traveling at 22 m/s along the concrete ground. Friction with a magnitude of 0.75 N is exerted on the moving ball by the surface of the concrete. Someone also uses their foot to slow the motion of the ball to a stop. If the ball travels 0.20 m before stopping, then determine the amount of force applied to the ball by the foot.

15 A 0.095-kg dodge ball is traveling at 22 m/s along the concrete ground. Friction with a magnitude of 0.75 N is exerted on the moving ball by the surface of the concrete. Someone also uses their foot to slow the motion of the ball to a stop. If the ball travels 0.20 m before stopping, then determine the amount of force applied to the ball by the foot.

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