48. John fires a projectile in a Uwindsor lab and notes that the 20.0g projectile travels 785 m/s. It then strikes a ball of clay and penetrates 24.5 cm into it. Based on this information, what would John calculate as the average force the projectile exerts on the clay? А. 2.07 x 105 N В. 1.97 x 104 С. 3.93 x 104 N D. 2.52 x 104 Е. 6.26 × 103 N

48. John fires a projectile in a Uwindsor lab and notes that the 20.0g projectile travels 785 m/s. It then strikes a ball of clay and penetrates 24.5 cm into it. Based on this information, what would John calculate as the average force the projectile exerts on the clay? А. 2.07 x 105 N В. 1.97 x 104 С. 3.93 x 104 N D. 2.52 x 104 Е. 6.26 × 103 N

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John fires a projectile in a Uwindsor lab and notes that the 20.0g projectile travels 785
m/s. It then strikes a ball of clay and penetrates 24.5 cm into it. Based on this information, what
48.
would John calculate as the average force the projectile exerts on the clay?
А.
2.07 x 105
N
В.
1.97 x 104
N
С. 3.93 х 104
N
D. 2.52 x 104
N
Е.
6.26 х 103
N

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