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Mass of ball , m=0.57 kg Speed of ball , v= 47 m/s Force applied by racket on ball is 25N.

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2. A tennis pro serves a 0.57 kg tennis ball with a speed of 47 m/s. If the ball is hit with a force of 25N, then how much force is applied by the ball to the racquet?