Jae throws a 0.350kg ball so that it is traveling at 7.50m/s toward a wall, approaching the wall at an angle of 35.0° as shown in the figure to the right. After hitting the wall, the speed of the ball is still 7.50m/s but its direction has changed and it is now traveling at an angle of 35.0° away from the wall as shown to the right. a) Sketch on your paper a figure like the one shown to the right and show the vectors for the momentum before impact, PB, the momentum after impact, Pa, and use them to find Ap, the change in momentum for the ball. Clearly label each vector. b) Calculate the sign and magnitude of Ap the change in momentum in the x direction. c) Calculate the sign and magnitude of Apy the change in momentum in the y direction. d) If the collision lasts for 0.150 seconds, find the magnitude

Jae throws a 0.350kg ball so that it is traveling at 7.50m/s toward a wall, approaching the wall at an angle of 35.0° as shown in the figure to the right. After hitting the wall, the speed of the ball is still 7.50m/s but its direction has changed and it is now traveling at an angle of 35.0° away from the wall as shown to the right. a) Sketch on your paper a figure like the one shown to the right and show the vectors for the momentum before impact, PB, the momentum after impact, Pa, and use them to find Ap, the change in momentum for the ball. Clearly label each vector. b) Calculate the sign and magnitude of Ap the change in momentum in the x direction. c) Calculate the sign and magnitude of Apy the change in momentum in the y direction. d) If the collision lasts for 0.150 seconds, find the magnitude

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