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Kira Santos

17 May, 02:05

During a baseball game a pitcher threw a baseball, and the catcher, who was behind home plate, caught it. Which is true about the pitcher when the catcher caught the ball? A) He saw the catcher catch the ball first. B) He heard and saw the ball at the same time. C) He heard the sound of the catcher's mitt first. D) He saw the catcher catch the ball, but did not hear it.

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