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1. A ball of mass 0.2kg falls from a height of 45m. on striking the ground it rebounds in 0.1 sec
with two third of the velocity with which it struck the ground. Calculate (i) the momentum
change on hitting the ground, (ii) the force on the ball due to the impact.
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