Evaluate the average force of racquet on the ball

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A tennis ball has a mass of 0.056 kilogram and is moving horizontally to the right at 29.3 m/s toward the racquet. The tennis ball is struck by the racquet and leaves it horizontally but in the opposite direction at 37.9 m/s. Suppose that the ball and the racquet remain in contact with each other for 832.3 milliseconds. Evaluate the average force of racquet on the ball.

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