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A rubber ball of mass 50g falls from a height of 10cm and rebounds to a height of 50cm . Determine the change in linear momentum and average force between the ball and the ground ,taking the time of contact a 0.1 s.

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Solution

Initial velocity of the ball = u=0m/s
Let the final velocity = vm/s
g=9.8m/s²; h=10cm=0.1m
Using v²=u²+2gh we get,
v²=0+2×9.8×0.1=1.96
∴, v=√1.96=1.4m/s
In the second time,
Final velocity=0m/s
h=50cm=0.5m
Using, v²=u²-2gh [as the ball goes against gravitational acceleration]
0=u²-2×9.8×0.5
or, u=√9.8=3.13m/s
Now, Impulse= change in linear momentum
=mv-m(-u)
=0.05×(1.4+3.13)
=0.05×4.53
=0.2265Ns
∴, Force=Impulse/Time
=0.2265/0.1
=2.265N

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