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Gala2k [10]
4 years ago
6

What effect does the court surface have on the height that the basketball bounces?”

Biology
2 answers:
NikAS [45]4 years ago
6 0

Answer:

The type of surface a basketball collides will have an effect on the height of the bounce. 

When a basketball collides with a surface, some energy is absorbed by the surface. Hard surfaces like concrete, absorbs only a little energy, which gives the ball more energy to bounce. Soft surfaces, like a carpeted floor for instance, absorbs more energy and as a result, the ball does not bounce as high. 

The more energy the surface can absorb, the less energy will be left in the

Contact [7]4 years ago
4 0
The type of surface a basketball collides will have an effect on the height of the bounce. 

When a basketball collides with a surface, some energy is absorbed by the surface. <em>Hard surfaces </em><em />like concrete, absorbs only a little energy, which gives the ball more energy to bounce. <em>Soft </em><em>surfaces, </em>like a carpeted floor for instance, absorbs more energy and as a result, the ball does not bounce as high. 

The more energy the surface can absorb, the less energy will be left in the ball, which decreases the height of its bounce. 

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