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An iron ball of mass m=50 g falls from a height of `(h_1)=5m` and rises upto `h_(2)=3.2m` after colliding with the horizontal surface. If the time of contant of the glass half is `Delta t=0.02s`, find the average contact force exerted on the ball by the horizontal surface.

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