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24 May, 05:38

A 0.25kg rubber ball is released from a height of 10m and is allowed to bounce repeatedly. Each time the ball strikes the ground, ten percent of the ball's kinetic energy is lost in the collision. What is the maximum height the ball will reach after hitting the ground four times?

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