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The component of the ball's velocity whose magnitude is most affected by the collisions is

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bazaltina [42]3 years ago

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<span>The component most affected by the collisions is vertical. The ball's vertical will either decrease or increase due to the collision. If the velocity is high during the collsion the ball's vertical will likely be higher and if the ball's velocity is low the vertical will be as well.</span>

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