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Which answer below is closest to the vertical impulse due to the gravitational force exerted on the kangaroo by Earth during the short time interval while it takes off?(a)0 (b)+50N⋅s+50N⋅s (c)+150N⋅s+150N⋅s (d)−50N⋅s−50N⋅s (e)−150N⋅s−150N⋅s

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