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In order to increase the final momentum of a golf ball, we could

a) follow through when hitting the ball
b) increase the force acting on it
c) increase the time of contact with the ball
d) swing as hard as possible
f) All of the above

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Answer:

option f) all of the above

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We will see that all of the given options would increase the momentum, so the correct option is f "all of the above"

How to increase the momentum?

Momentum is defined as the amount of motion, and it is given by:

P = m*v

Where m is the mass of the object and v is the velocity.

We can't change the mass of the golf ball, but we can change the velocity, and to do it, we need to increase the acceleration that we apply to the ball.

To increase the acceleration we can:

  • follow through when hitting the ball (the force is applied for more time, so the acceleration is larger).
  • increase the force acting on it (it directly increases the acceleration).
  • increase the time of contact with the ball (similar to the first option).
  • swing as hard as possible (similar to the second option).

Then all the options are correct, which means that the correct option is f.

If you want to learn more about momentum:

https://brainly.com/question/7538238

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