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An ice hockey puck of mass 170 g enters the goal with a momentum of < 0,0, -6.6 > kg·m/s, crossing the goal line at location < 0,0, -29 > m relative to an origin in the center of the rink. the puck had been hit by a player 0.4 s before reaching the goal. what was the location of the puck when it was hit by the player, assuming negligible friction between the puck and the ice? (note that the ice surface lies in the xz plane. express your answer in vector form.)
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