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A hockey ball of mass `200g` travelling from west to east at `10m//s` is struck by a hockey stick. As a result, the ball gets turned back and now has a speed of `5m//s`. If the ball and hockey stick were in contact for `0.2s`, Calculate
(i) initial and final momentum of the ball
(ii) rate of change of momentum of the balll
(iii) force exerted by hockey stick on the ball.

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To solve the problem step by step, we will calculate the initial and final momentum of the hockey ball, the rate of change of momentum, and the force exerted by the hockey stick on the ball. ### Step 1: Calculate the Initial Momentum of the Ball The formula for momentum (P) is given by: \[ P = m \times v \] ...
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