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A fastpitch softball player can pitch the ball horizontally at 28.6 m/s (64 mph). If the distance from the pitcher's mound to ho

me plate is 14 meters, how much time does it take the softball to get there? (5 points)

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Dima020 [189]2 years ago

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Answer:

64-14=50

Explanation:

try 64 - 14 and get your answer and its 50

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