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A smooth tunnel is dug along the radius of earth that ends at centre. A ball is relrased from the surface of earth along tunnel. Caefficient of restitution for collision between soil at centre and ball is `0.5`. Caculate the distance travelled by ball just second collision at center. Given mass of the earth is `M` and radius of the earth is `R`.

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