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allochka39001 [22]2 years ago

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2th bounce- 80
5th Bounce- (-)200
9th Bounce- (-)560

Every time the ball bounces it loses 40cm because on the first bounce 160cm-120cm=40cm
And the score goes down by 40 every time and since we go into the negatives the negatives sometimes add on top of each other

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