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2 years ago

1. A composite when tested bounces half as high as the original material. How can

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I creating another composite to jump one-quarter as high as the initial composite you most bear in mind factors of weight,hardness ,center of mass will be one-quarter of the prior composite in other for it to bounces only one-quarter .

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A composite when tested bounces half as high as the original material. How can you create another composite that bounces only one-quarter as high

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A composite Material is a material that is made up of more than be substance i.e is it requires substance of variant properties and make up to come together to form it.

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