4. A golf ball of mass 50 grams is struck and has a velocity of55 m/s when it leaves the tee. The golf ball then hits a net fenceand comes to a stop in 0.02 seconds.a. What is the kinetic energy of the ball as it comes off the tee?b. What is the momentum of the ball as it comes off the tee?c. What is the stopping force acting on the ball? SolidsAluminumIron and SteelCopperLeadGoldSilverConcreteGraniteWoodGlassIceBoneLiquidsWater (4° C)BloodSea waterMercuryEthyl alcoholGasolineGasesAirHeliumCarbon dioxideSteamDENSITIES OF SUBSTANCESDensity (kg/m³).27007800890011300193001050023002700300-9002400-28009171700-2000100010501025136007906801.290.1791.980.598

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4. A golf ball of mass 50 grams is struck and has a velocity of 55 m/s when it leaves the tee. The golf ball then hits a net fence and comes to a stop in 0.02 seconds. a. What is the kinetic energy of the ball as it comes off the tee? b. What is the momentum of the ball as it comes off the tee? c. What is the stopping force acting on the ball?

4. A golf ball of mass 50 grams is struck and has a velocity of 55 m/s when it leaves the tee. The golf ball then hits a net fence and comes to a stop in 0.02 seconds. a. What is the kinetic energy of the ball as it comes off the tee? b. What is the momentum of the ball as it comes off the tee? c. What is the stopping force acting on the ball?

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4. A golf ball of mass 50 grams is struck and has a velocity of
55 m/s when it leaves the tee. The golf ball then hits a net fence
and comes to a stop in 0.02 seconds.
a. What is the kinetic energy of the ball as it comes off the tee?
b. What is the momentum of the ball as it comes off the tee?
c. What is the stopping force acting on the ball?

Solids
Aluminum
Iron and Steel
Copper
Lead
Gold
Silver
Concrete
Granite
Wood
Glass
Ice
Bone
Liquids
Water (4° C)
Blood
Sea water
Mercury
Ethyl alcohol
Gasoline
Gases
Air
Helium
Carbon dioxide
Steam
DENSITIES OF SUBSTANCES
Density (kg/m³).
2700
7800
8900
11300
19300
10500
2300
2700
300-900
2400-2800
917
1700-2000
1000
1050
1025
13600
790
680
1.29
0.179
1.98
0.598

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