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which baseball bat will hit the ball the longest distance? students in mr. brant's class...
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which baseball bat will hit the ball the longest distance? students in mr. brant's class designed an experiment to test this research question. the table shows the trial data they collected for the different bats. which bat, based on this data, would be the best choice if you were interested in using low force to move the ball?
a. wood
b. alloy
c. aluminum
d. alloy or aluminum
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