Force, F (N)2. Impulse Ball-Drop Example.Compare your Experimentation/Simulations from previous lab and this Impulse BallSimulation! A ball is dropped from a height of 2.0 m and collides with the ground. A forcemeasuring device on the ground shows the net force as a function of time given by the graphbelow. Do the following and show your work:a) Find the velocity of the ball just before the collision with the measuring device.b) Find the velocity of the ball just after the collision.c) Find the net impulse on the ball during the collision.d) Find the maximum rebound height.e) Determine whether energy is lost during the collision.4003503002 250200150100500.020.040.060.080.10.120.140.16time, t (s)a.

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