3. In a soccer match against Mexico in 2014, US Women's National Team striker Alex Morgan scored a sweetheaded goal in the 79th minute of the game. Just as the ball left her head, the horizontal component of itsacceleration was 225 m/s², and the vertical component of its acceleration was – 200 m/s² (assuming thepositive direction points up). If the ball has a mass of 425 g, what was the magnitude and direction of theforce she applied to the ball? Note- you can ignore the weight of the ball. [Anbelowh pii198 N 0416

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3. In a soccer match against Mexico in 2014, US Women's National Team striker Alex Morgan scored a sweet headed goal in the 79th minute of the game. Just as the ball left her head, the horizontal component of its acceleration was 225 m/s*, and the vertical component of its acceleration was –200 m/s (assuming the positive direction points up). If the ball has a mass of 425 g, what was the magnitude and direction of the force she applied to the ball? Note- you can ignore the weight of the ball. [A below 198 N

3. In a soccer match against Mexico in 2014, US Women's National Team striker Alex Morgan scored a sweet headed goal in the 79th minute of the game. Just as the ball left her head, the horizontal component of its acceleration was 225 m/s*, and the vertical component of its acceleration was –200 m/s (assuming the positive direction points up). If the ball has a mass of 425 g, what was the magnitude and direction of the force she applied to the ball? Note- you can ignore the weight of the ball. [A below 198 N

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