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A ball of mass 100g falls from a height of 5m and rebounds to a height of 3m . calculate the energy lost . (g=10ms-2)​

A ball of mass 100g falls from a height of 5m and rebounds to a height of 3m . calculate the energy lost . (g=10ms-2)​
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a ball of mass 100g falls from a height of 5m and rebounds to a height of 3m . calculate the energy lost . (g=10ms-2)​

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Step-by-step explanation:

use the explanation above

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