The answer to the problem is 0.30. Please show me how to get the final answer A tennis ball is projected toward a smooth surface with speed v and angle 0 = 50°, asshown. If the rebound angle is 0' = 20°, the coefficient of restitution is most nearlyA. 0B. 0.10C. 0.20D. 0.30E. 0.40F. 0.50G. 0.60H. 0.70v'0'Ꮎ

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A tennis ball is projected toward a smooth surface with speed v and angle 0 = 50°, as shown. If the rebound angle is 0' = 20°, the coefficient of restitution is most nearly A. 0 B. 0.10 C. 0.20 D. 0.30 E. 0.40 F. 0.50 G. 0.60 H. 0.70 v' 0' Ꮎ