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A base ball of mass `150 gm` travelling at speed of `20 m//s` is caught by a fielder and brought to rest in `0.04s`.The force applied to the ball and the distance over which this force acts are respectively

A

75 N, 0.8 m

B

37.5 N,0.4 m

C

75 N,0.4 m

D

37.5 N, 0.8m

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The correct Answer is:
C
`F=ma, F=(m(v-u))/(t), v^(2)-u^(2)=2as`
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