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Explanation:
The magnitude of x component is 5N
Newton's second law is:
F=m*a,
where a=dv/dt, so
F=m*(dv/dt)
Rearranging gives:
F*dt=m*dv.
Basic integration gives:
F*t=m(vf-v0),
where vf and v0 are the final and initial velocities of the object respectively.
In your case vf=0, because the ball stops completely, and v0=10m/s.
Rearranging the last expression gives F=(m(vf-vo))/t.
Plug in numbers to find F=(2*10)/0.03=666.6 N
