Answer:
The compressed ball then has kinetic energy which causes it to
rebound, but to a lesser height than the original because of the
energy expended in the stretching and the friction.
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The process is then repeated.
Step-by-step explanation:
The compressed ball then has kinetic energy which causes it to
rebound, but to a lesser height than the original because of the
energy expended in the stretching and the friction.
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The process is then repeated.
