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    What is the average force exerted on a baseball during a pitch?

    That dosn't make any sense to me! v0 = 0... Ok v = 0+at now how do I figure out acceleration and time!? Can somebody please do an equation of this so I can see how this works out, I've been trying to figure out this problem for 3 days now, and I've had no luck.
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    What is the average force exerted on a baseball during a pitch?

    But.. How can I solve for acceleration if I can't solve for time!? Please help!
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    What is the average force exerted on a baseball during a pitch?

    I have vi=90 mi/hr mass=0.15 xf=1.6 I can't do anything with this information! I've tried velocity versus time graphs, position versus time graphs, everything! It seems like this problem does not give me enough information to solve it!
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    What is the average force exerted on a baseball during a pitch?

    Any help on how to plug this in? Now that I have the velocity, I need to find the time, dang these problems are confusing, how do I figure out the time!?
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    What is the average force exerted on a baseball during a pitch?

    I don't know what vi=? is vi=90? or is that vf?
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    What is the average force exerted on a baseball during a pitch?

    Also, what does it mean by (a) what is the magnitude of the average force exerted on the ball during the pitch!?
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    What is the average force exerted on a baseball during a pitch?

    Homework Statement In baseball, a pitcher can accelerate a 0.15 kg ball from rest to 90 mi/h in a distance of 1.6 m. (a) What is the magnitude of the average force exerted on the ball during the pitch? ____N Homework Equations a=d/t xf=xi+vixt+1/2(a)t^2 Fnet=ma The Attempt...
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    Homework: Braking Force Magnitude

    -5.763 kN was not correct, I still don't understand!
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    Homework: Braking Force Magnitude

    so how do I convert -5763 to kiloNewtons? Infact what is -5763? If the mass is kilograms and the acceleration was in.. meters? Then.. -5763 would be kilograms right? 1 kilogram = 9.8 Newtons? and 1000 Newtons = 1 kiloNewton? so -5763 would be -57630?
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    Homework: Braking Force Magnitude

    Woohoo I got b. correct! But now for a. Fnet=MA then Fnet= 1020(-5.65) Fnet = -5763 Then the average force exerted on the car while breaking is -5763 kN? kN I am guessing is kiloNewtons?
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    Homework: Braking Force Magnitude

    I plugged it into the position versus time graph and got xf=14.663 xf=xi+vixt+.5at^2 xf=0+16(1.15)+.5(-5.65)(1.15)^2
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    Homework: Braking Force Magnitude

    but how do I find xf or xi if I know xi = 0 and xf = ?
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    Homework: Braking Force Magnitude

    well b should be -5.65(1.15) which = -6.4975 but that is not correct for b. and if I was to do the Fnet I would assume that Fnet=MA Fnet= 1020(-5.65) right?
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    Homework: Braking Force Magnitude

    im still kind of confused, I think the equations I need to use for acceleration are vf=vi+axt, but I still got the question wrong, even for part b where it asks me how far it went! Somebody please halp! vf=vi+axt then 9.5=16+1.15a -6.5=1.15a a=-5.65 am I not correct?
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