A tennis ball is thrown against a stationary basketball. The tennisball flies aw

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A tennis ball is thrown against a stationary basketball. The tennisball flies away while the basketball barely moves because A) the tennis ball wasoriginally moving. B) the change in momentumof the tennis ball is larger (in magnitude) than the change inmomentum of the basketball. C) the tennis ball has morebounce. D) the basketball has agreater mass. A tennis ball is thrown against a stationary basketball. The tennisball flies away while the basketball barely moves because A tennis ball is thrown against a stationary basketball. The tennisball flies away while the basketball barely moves because the tennis ball wasoriginally moving. the change in momentumof the tennis ball is larger (in magnitude) than the change inmomentum of the basketball. the tennis ball has morebounce. the basketball has agreater mass. A) the tennis ball wasoriginally moving. B) the change in momentumof the tennis ball is larger (in magnitude) than the change inmomentum of the basketball. C) the tennis ball has morebounce. D) the basketball has agreater mass.

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the basketball has a greatermass. D) the basketball has a greatermass.

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