A spherical ball (B) is moving with a velocity of 10 m/s when it is 10 m away from a rigid wall (A). The dynamic frictional coefficient, u = 0.3. Co-efficient restitution, e = 0.6. Determine the following: 1) the velocity with which the ball will hit the wall, 2) the velocity with which the ball will bounce back after hitting the wall, 3) at what distance from the wall the ball will stop, and 4) how long will it take for the ball to stop after hitting the wall. Note: For the wall, all velocities are zero.

A spherical ball (B) is moving with a velocity of 10 m/s when it is 10 m away from a rigid wall (A). The dynamic frictional coefficient, u = 0.3. Co-efficient restitution, e = 0.6. Determine the following: 1) the velocity with which the ball will hit the wall, 2) the velocity with which the ball will bounce back after hitting the wall, 3) at what distance from the wall the ball will stop, and 4) how long will it take for the ball to stop after hitting the wall. Note: For the wall, all velocities are zero.

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