A 5kg spherical container collides with a wall. The container is travelling at a velocity of 2.5m/s and a force F=20N is acted by the wall of the container. Find the container's rebound velocity. 5. A Skg spherical container collides with a wall. The container is travelling ata velocity of 2.5m/s and a force F-20N is acted by the wall to the container.What is vf, the container's rebound velocitv?

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A 5kg spherical container collides with a wall. The container is travelling at a velocity of 2.5m/s and a force F=20N is acted by the wall of the container. Find the container's rebound velocity.

5. A Skg spherical container collides with a wall. The container is travelling at
a velocity of 2.5m/s and a force F-20N is acted by the wall to the container.
What is vf, the container's rebound velocitv?

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