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Work, Energy and Power
Question
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What can be the maximum speed with which a body colliding with stationary target rebound? When does this happens? 

Answer

The maximum speed of rebound is the speed with which the colliding body strikes the target. This happens when the target is massive as compared to the colliding body and the collision is elastic. 

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