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A ball is allowed free to fall from height 'H' which rebounds back to maximum height 'h' (H). Take upward as the direction and initial position on origin

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The correct Answer is:
`a rarr q; b rarr s; c rarr r; d rarr t`
`v^(2) = 2gh`
It means velocity vs displacement graph is parabolic. Distance always increases hence distance vs time graph is
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