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A 70 gram ball dropped from a height of 3 m strikes the floor and rebounds...

A 70 gram ball dropped from a height of 3 m strikes the floor and rebounds to a height of 1 m. Determine the average impulsive force if the impulse duration is 5 miliseconds. Report the result in newtons.

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