I assume you mean what velocity it hits the ground the second time. Doing an energy balance, you obtain
EP, before = EK, after because there is no non-conservative work done, no friction, and kinetic energy before is 0 and potential energy after (with the ball at ground level) is 0. This leads to
mghb = 1/2mva2 and va = sqrt(2ghb) (which is true regardless of mass and path when there is no friction.)
Plug in the height of .82 m and obtain va in m/s (If the question is the velocity when it is hitting the ground the first time, use 1.21 m)
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