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A baseball umpire usually calls plays on balls moving at speeds around 100 mi/hr (45 m/s). Suppose a baseball's mass is 0.153 kg, and it is moving at 45.0 m/s + 1.14 %. What's the accuracy with which an umpire can know the position of that ball? Note: Write down your answer in scientific notation and enter here just the coefficient part to two decimal places, and make sure the exponent is (-34) in your answer. Example:

Answer 1

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