(1) Consider a 0.62kg basketball that is dropped from a height of 1 meter above the floor. (a) If the collision the basketball is completely elastic how high would the ball rise after bouncing off the ground? (b) If the ball's collision with the ground is not completely clastic, what could you say about the maximum height that ball reaches after the bounce? (c)Calculate the change in momentum of the ball if the collision with the ground is perfectly elastic (d) Find the average force acting on the ball during a collision of 20s duration.

(1) Consider a 0.62kg basketball that is dropped from a height of 1 meter above the floor. (a) If the collision the basketball is completely elastic how high would the ball rise after bouncing off the ground? (b) If the ball's collision with the ground is not completely clastic, what could you say about the maximum height that ball reaches after the bounce? (c)Calculate the change in momentum of the ball if the collision with the ground is perfectly elastic (d) Find the average force acting on the ball during a collision of 20s duration.

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(1) Consider a 0.62kg basketball that is dropped from a height of 1 meter above the floor.
(a) If the collision the basketball is completely elastic how high
would the ball rise after bouncing off the ground?
(b) If the ball's collision with the ground is not completely clastic, what could you say
about the maximum height that ball reaches after the bounce?
(c)Calculate the change in momentum of the ball if the collision with the ground is
perfectly clastic
(d) Find the average force acting on the ball during a collision of 20s duration.

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