Find the force that acted on the ball

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A tennis ball with a mass of 175.0 grams moves with a speed of 15.75 m/s towards all. the ball rebounds with a speed of 12.99 m/s after being in contact with the wall 71.99 ms, find the force that acted on the ball.

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