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Explanation / Answer

part a )

Impulse = change in momentum

Falling from a 19 m will give the speed at the moment the ball hits the floor

v = sqrt(2gh )

v = 19.3 m/s in - y direction

Bouncing up to 1.55m will give the speed at the moment the ball bounces up

v = sqrt(2gh)

v = sqrt(2*9.8*15.5)

v = 17.43 m/s in +y direction

Impulse = m (vf - vi )

Impulse = 0.310 ( 17.43 - (-19.3) )

Impulse = 11.39 kg. m/s

direction = upward

part b )

F =dP/dt

F = 11.39 / 0.04

F = 284.75 N

direction = upwards