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A person throws a ball so that it moves towards a bat at 40.23m/s at an...

A person throws a ball so that it moves towards a bat at 40.23m/s at an angle of 5.00degrees below tha horizontal.The bat hits the ball so that it moves in the opposite direction with a speed of 49.17m/s at an angle of 35degrees above the horizontal.The mass of the ball is 0.145kg.

1.Calculate the horizontal and vertical components of the impulse the ball recieves from the bat

2.the ball was in contact with the bat for 1.2 milliseconds .calculate the magnitude of the average force exerted on the bat by the ball during this time

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