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3 years ago

if you drop a tennis ball from the height of 100in and the rebound is 58in what is the height on the 10th bounce?

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xenn [34]3 years ago

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Answer:

0.431 inches

Step-by-step explanation:

We were given the following values:

Height the tennis ball was dropped = 100in

Rebound height = 58in

We have to find the rebound ratio

= 58in/100in = 0.58

The formula to be used

Height on nth bounce = Initial height × (Rebound ratio)ⁿ

Where n = number of bounce

Height on the 10th bounce = 100 × (0.58)^10

Height on the 10th bounce = 0.4308042069inches

Approximately, the height on the 10th bounce = 0.431 inches.

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