Calculating the applied retarding force

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Homework Statement


An iron ball with a mass of 30kg falls freely from a height of 30m and impacts with the ground without rebounding.

It enters into the ground and is brought to rest at a depth of 8m.

Calculate the applied retarding force.

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Homework Statement


An iron ball with a mass of 30kg falls freely from a height of 30m and impacts with the ground without rebounding.

It enters into the ground and is brought to rest at a depth of 8m.

Calculate the applied retarding force.

Homework Equations

The Attempt at a Solution

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