Find the speed of the ball when its kicked back to jack

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Jack and John are standing 6m apart from each other playing soccer. Jack kicks the ball to John and John kicks it back immediately. Jack kicked the ball with a velocity of 5.20 m/s and after 2.8 s he got the ball back. Suppose there's no deceleration of the ball when it's moving and that we can neglect the time for John to kick the ball. What is the speed of the ball when it's kicked back to Jack?

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