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You drop a basketball with a tennis ball on top of it from one meter (1m)....

You drop a basketball with a tennis ball on top of it from one meter (1m). The MASS of the
tennis ball is 1/10 that of the Basketball.
a) Is this a Conservation of ENERGY or a Conservation of MOMENTUM problem?
b) Solve for how high the Spalding Hi-Bounce goes up ASSUMING conservation of
momentum.
c) Solve for how high the Spalding Hi-Bounce goes up ASSUMING conservation of
energy.

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