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list 5 examples and application where geometric sequences occur in everyday life.justify your answer are geometric sequences

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A ball bouncing is an example of a finite geometric sequence. Each time the ball bounces it's height gets cut down by half. If the ball's first height is 4 feet, the next time it bounces it's highest bounce will be at 2 feet, then 1, then 6 inches and so on, until the ball stops bouncing.

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list 5 examples and application where geometric sequences occur in everyday life.justify your answer are geometric sequences ​

list 5 examples and application where geometric sequences occur in everyday life.justify your answer are geometric sequences