You throw a nerf basketball of mass 0.002 kg into the air. At t = 0, the ball leaves your hand. At t = 0.10 s, the net force on the ball is (-0.0190, -0.0232, 0) N, its velocity is (1.87, 0.84, 0) m/s, and its position is (0.325, 0.210, 0) m. (Besides the gravitational force by Earth, air also exerts a force on the ball.)

You throw a nerf basketball of mass 0.002 kg into the air. At t = 0, the ball leaves your hand. At t = 0.10 s, the net force on the ball is (-0.0190, -0.0232, 0) N, its velocity is (1.87, 0.84, 0) m/s, and its position is (0.325, 0.210, 0) m. (Besides the gravitational force by Earth, air also exerts a force on the ball.)

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You throw a nerf basketball of mass 0.002 kg into the air. Att = 0, the ball leaves your hand. Att = 0.10 s, the net force on the ball is
(-0.0190, -0.0232, 0) N, its velocity is (1.87, 0.84, 0) m/s, and its position is (0.325, 0.210, 0) m. (Besides the gravitational force by
Earth, air also exerts a force on the ball.)

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