Just prior to impact with a golf ball (0.045 kg), a clubhead (0.206 kg) is travelling with a velocity of 41.0 m/s horizontally towards the target and a vertical velocity of 0 m/s. The coefficient of restitution between the ball and club is 0.83. Impact lasts for 0.00042 s. The launch angle of the ball after impact is 12.1\deg. During impact the ball behaves as a linear spring with a stiffness of, K = 1154723, and is maximally compressed from its resting state by \Delta x = 0.01 m. What is the vertical velocity of the clubhead immediately after impact?

Just prior to impact with a golf ball (0.045 kg), a clubhead (0.206 kg) is travelling with a velocity of 41.0 m/s horizontally towards the target and a vertical velocity of 0 m/s. The coefficient of restitution between the ball and club is 0.83. Impact lasts for 0.00042 s. The launch angle of the ball after impact is 12.1\deg. During impact the ball behaves as a linear spring with a stiffness of, K = 1154723, and is maximally compressed from its resting state by \Delta x = 0.01 m. What is the vertical velocity of the clubhead immediately after impact?

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