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A body of mass 'm' falls from height 'h' on the ground. If 'e' be the coefficient of restitution between the body and the ground, find (i) the velocity with which it rises after the `n^("th")` collision with the ground (ii) The height upto which it rises after the `n^("th")` collision.

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