Science, asked by khushishukla57, 1 year ago

A ball is drop from a height of 10 m , if the energy of the ball is the reduced by 40 % after striking the ground , how much high can the ball bounce back?

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Answered by piyush11111rajpbaheh
2

Before the ball falls it has a potential energy of 10 x M x g newtons wher M is the mass of the ball in kg. At the point of impact this has been converted to kinetic energy, and 40% is lost on impact . The ball will rise to the point where it has 60% of the potential energy it started with - 6metres, following the Law of Conservation of Energy.

Answered by deepanshu200518
1

Answer:

Total energy of the ball = m g h

=mg10

=100m kgm

2

s

−2

Energy with which it moves up the ground after striking= 60% of the total energy

E=

100

60

×100m kgm

2

s

−2

Height to which the ball will bounce back

h=

m×g

E

=6 meter

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