To what height does it rebound

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A rubber ball is dropped from rest 3.3m onto level ground.

1. what's the ball's speed when it hits the ground? Express with appropriate units.

2. Bouncing back the ball loses 25% of its mechanical energy. To what height does it rebound? Express with appropriate units.

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