a ball bounces to 80percent of its original height what fraction of its k.e. is lost in each bounce
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Let a ball fall from a height h,
thenKinetic energy of ball at the time striking the ground= Potential energy of ball at height h
so, K.E=mgh
Kinetic energy of ball due to rebounce will be :
K.Er =P.E of ball at height h1= mgh1
Loss of kinetic energy due to re-bounce=K.E -K.Er
=mgh -mgh1
=mg(h-h1)
=mg(h-80h/100)
=mg(20h/100)
= 0.2 x mgh
Fractional loss in K.E in each re-bounce will be :
=K.E-K.Er/K.E
=0.2 x mgh/mgh
=0.2
=0.2 x100%
=20%
Fraction of its Mechanical energy lost in each rebound is 20%
thenKinetic energy of ball at the time striking the ground= Potential energy of ball at height h
so, K.E=mgh
Kinetic energy of ball due to rebounce will be :
K.Er =P.E of ball at height h1= mgh1
Loss of kinetic energy due to re-bounce=K.E -K.Er
=mgh -mgh1
=mg(h-h1)
=mg(h-80h/100)
=mg(20h/100)
= 0.2 x mgh
Fractional loss in K.E in each re-bounce will be :
=K.E-K.Er/K.E
=0.2 x mgh/mgh
=0.2
=0.2 x100%
=20%
Fraction of its Mechanical energy lost in each rebound is 20%
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Actual P.E = mgh
Decrease in P.E =
decrease in each bounce =
mgh - 0.8 mgh = 0.2 mgh
therefore, fraction =>
hope this helps.....
Decrease in P.E =
decrease in each bounce =
mgh - 0.8 mgh = 0.2 mgh
therefore, fraction =>
hope this helps.....
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