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If a ball is falling down with the G force and hits the ground what force will it make to have an acceleration that stops the ball InstantlY?
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A falling object, such as a ball, can stop very quickly (in a thousandth of a second or thereabouts) but nothing stops instantly. To stop in zero time would take infinite force.
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