If a golf ball were dropped from a significant height and the force of Drag is...

If a golf ball were dropped from a significant height and the force of Drag is modeled by Fd=0.0057*V-0.0106, where V is the velocity in m/s the Fd is the force of drag in N. The mass of the golf ball is 0.0455 Kg.

h. How high will the golf ball bounce after the 5th impact with the concrete surface ignore drag force?

i. If drag was included for G and H what type of analysis technique would be needed

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