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质量为1kg的物体从离地面5m高处自由下落。与地面碰撞后。上升的最大高度为3.2

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质量为1kg的物体从离地面5m高处自由下落。与地面碰撞后。上升的最大高度为3.2m,设球与地面作用时间为0.2s,则小球对地面的平均冲力为(g=10m/s2) (        )

A.90N

B.80N

C.110N

D.100N

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答案:C

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D.Isaac Stern saved Carnegie Hall ,so the Main Hall is named after him.

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