The soccer ball shown weighs 1 lb and has a velocity of 20 fps at 40° to the horizontal prior to striking thesoccer player's head. After the soccer player heads the ball, it has a velocity of 30 fps at 20° to the horizontal. If theduration of the impact is 0.15 sec, determinea. Express the initial and final velocities of the ball in Cartesian vector formb. Magnitude and direction of the average force exerted on the soccer ball by the player's head in Cartesianvector form.

Given Data: Mass of ball m= 1 lb Vi (initial velocity)= 20 fps at 40o Vf(final velocity) = 30 fps…

Answered: The soccer ball shown weighs 1 lb and…

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