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A riding ball of mass `m` strikes a rigid wall at `60^(@)` and gets reflected without loss of speed as shown in the figure below. The value of impulse imparted by the wall on the ball will be.

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According to the question ,
(i) `p_(i)=mv sin 30^(@)hati-mv cos 30^(@)hatj`
`p_(f)=-mv sin 30^(@)hati-mv cos 30 ^(@) hatj`
`therefore Deltap=p_(f)-p_(i)=-2mv sin 30^(@)hati=-mvhati`
`abs(Deltap)=mv`
(ii) Negative sign of the impulse shows that it is along negativ x-direction. Since impulse and force are in the same direction, the force on the ball is along the negative direction of x-axis. Hence the force on the wall will be along positive x-axis.
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