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A ball of mass 'm' is thrown with a speed `v_0` towards a bat. It rebounds along the same speed `2v_0` . The variation of interaction force between the bat and ball is shown

 Maximum force exerted by the bat on the ball is

A

`(mv_0)/t_0`

B

`(m_0v_0)/(2t_0)`

C

`(m_0v_0)/(3t_0)`

D

`(2m_0v_0)/(3t_0)`

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