Odd though it seems at first, gravity is pulling the cat down while the floor is pushing the cat up - in equal amounts. Forces are absolutely acting on the cat but they balance - so there is no net force.
If drop height increases the bounce height will increase. As the drop height increases so does the gravitational potential energy. (Which can be converted back into kinetic energy) energy lost in air resistance will cause the ball to not bounce very high.
Answer:
False
Explanation:
A white dwarf star that is easy to locate and see with small telescopes.
