A high-speed photograph of a club hitting a golf ball is shown in the figure below....

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Answer 1

Answer #1

Solution)

Given,

Time, t=0.0029 s

Mass, m=0.055 kg

Speed, v=1.5*10^2 ft/s= 45.72 m/s

We know,

Force, F= m*v/t

Substitute values,

F=0.055*45.72/(0.0029)= 867.10 N =0.867 kN(Ans)

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Answer 2

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