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When a professional baseball player hits a baseball with a wooden bat, which exerts more force: the ball or the bat?
a. The bat exerts more force because it is larger.
b. The bat exerts more force because it is swung with both arms, and the ball is c. thrown with only one arm.
d. Both the bat and the ball exert the same amount of force on each other.
e. The ball exerts more force because it is smaller.
f. The bat exerts more force because it is made out of wood.
g. The ball exerts more force because is is moving faster.
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