A 2, oz tennis ball is traveling with a velocity of 110i mph when struck by a tennis racket. As a result of the ball's being hit, its velocity changes to v = (-80i + 10j) mph. What was the applied linear impulse (in lb · s)? %3D

A 2, oz tennis ball is traveling with a velocity of 110i mph when struck by a tennis racket. As a result of the ball's being hit, its velocity changes to v = (-80i + 10j) mph. What was the applied linear impulse (in lb · s)? %3D

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A 2, oz tennis ball is traveling with
a velocity of 110i mph when struck by a tennis racket.
As a result of the ball's being hit, its velocity changes to
v = (-80i + 10 j) mph. What was the applied linear impulse
(in Ib · s)?
j

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