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A ball of radius `r` hits a cushion with a pure rolling motion and rebounds, with a pure rolling motion. Find the ratio of the height `h` of the cushion to the radius `r` of the ball. Assume that the foce exerted on the ball by the cushion is horizontal during the impact and that the ball hits the cushion normally.

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