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A goalkeeper in the game of the football move his hands backwards in order to catch the football coming towards him with force. Due to this the goalkeeper ………..

A

can apply more force to the football.

B

can increase the force acting on the hands by the football

C

can increase the rate of change of momentum.

D

can decrease the rate of change of momentum.

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