Concept explainers
The number of times the ball will bounce before it bounces back up to a height of about
Answer to Problem 28SSC
Approximately 3 times
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Initial height from which the ball is dropped,
Formula used:
The gravitational potential energy of an object of mass m and at height
Calculation:
Since the ball is dropped, thus its initial velocity will be
Using above formula, initial mechanical energy of the ball will be,
Now, finally its height is expected to be
Using given values in above,
Conclusion:
Thus, in 3rd round, the ball will bounce up to a height of about
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