Magnitude of the impalse delievered to the rubber ball

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A clay ball and a rubber ball have equal mass. A student releases each ball from rest at the same height. the clay ball sticks to the ground while the rubber ball bounces back up. The magnitude of the impalse delievered to the rubber ball by the floor is greater, less or equal to that delievered to the clay ball by the floor?

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