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A dropped rubber ball of 1.5 kg mass hits the floor with a speed of 6m/s...

A dropped rubber ball of 1.5 kg mass hits the floor with a speed of 6m/s and rebound s to a height of 0.3m. What fraction of initial kinetic energy lost in the collision?
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