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By conservation of energy, kinetic energy of ball just before making impact with ground equals
its initial potential energy when the ball is at the height h = 10 m .
Let m = 0.05 kg be the mass of ball , g = 9.8 m/s2 is acceleration due to gravity and vi is speed of ball just before impact with ground
Hence , kinetic energy of ball just before making impact with ground is calculated as
(1/2) m vi2 = m g h = ( 0.05 × 9.8 × 10 ) J = 4.9 J
Initial speed vi just before impact is calculated as
if 75% of energy is lost after rebound , then final kinetic energy just afer impact = (4.9/4) J = 1.225 J
Final speed vf is calculated as
(1/2) m vf2 = 1.225 J
Impulive force F from ground acting on the ball for a time duration Δt creates change in momentum Δ(mv)
F × Δt = Δ(mv)