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Im taking ms for m/s.

the magnitude of the impulse= (px)i=m(vxi)=(0.145kg)(-15.0m/s)=-2.2N

(px)f=m(vx)f=(0.145kg)(20.0m/s)=2.9N

Delta Px =(px)f-(px)i= 2.9N-(-2.2N)=5.1N or 5.1 kg m/s

If the bat is in contact with the ball for 1.5 ms the magnitude of the avg force exerted on the bat is:

Favg= J/Delta t

1.5 ms=0.0015 s

Favg= (5.1 kg m/s)/0.0015

= 3400N

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