When you catch a fast-moving baseball, your hand hurts less if you move it in the same direction as the ball because:(a)The change in momentum in the ball is less.(d)The impulse on the ball is greater.(b)The change in kinetic energy of the ball is less.(e)You are tough and don't cry when it hurts.(c)The time interval of the interaction is greater.

The force on the hand is given by Force = Change in momentum / Time interval When the hand is…

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When you catch a fast-moving baseball, your hand hurts less if you move it in the same direction as the ball because:

(a)	The change in momentum in the ball is less.	(d)	The impulse on the ball is greater.
(b)	The change in kinetic energy of the ball is less.	(e)	You are tough and don't cry when it hurts.
(c)	The time interval of the interaction is greater.

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