$A$ metal ball hits a wall and does not rebound,whereas a rubber ball of the same mass hits the wall with the same velocity and rebounds. What can be concluded from this?

  • A
    The metal ball experiences a greater change in momentum.
  • B
    The rubber ball experiences a greater change in momentum.
  • C
    The initial momentum of the metal ball is greater than that of the rubber ball.
  • D
    Both experience the same change in momentum.

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