Determine the deceleration of a if smooth golf ball

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A well hit golf ball travels at a speed of 150 mph ( 220 ft/s) as it leaves the tee. The golf ball has a diameter of 1.70 in and weighs 0.099 lb. Assuming standard atmospheric conditions (mu, u air = 3.74 * 10^-7 lb-s/ft2 and rho = 0.00238 slug/ft3) determine the deceleration of a if: a. Standard golf ball b. Smooth golf ball

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