A ball of mass moving with constant velo...

A ball of mass moving with constant velocity `u` collides with a smooth horizontal surface at `O` as shown in Fig. Neglect gravity and friction. The `y`-axis is drawn normal to the horizontal surface at the point of impact `O` and `x`-axis is horizontal as shown. About which point will the angular momentum of ball be conserved?

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