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A sphere `A` of mass `m` moving with a velocity hits another stationary sphere `B` of same mass. If the ratio of the velocity of the sphere after collision is `(v_(A))/(v_(B)) = (1 - e)/(1 + e)` where `e` is the cofficient of restitution, what is the initial
velocity of sphere `A` with which it strikes?

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