A ball is dropped from a height 10m.if 40% of its energy is lost on collision with the earth then after collision the ball will rebound to a height of-
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At the top of a bounce, or when a ball is dropped, it will only have stored energy from gravity. Gravitational potential energy is given by:
GPE=m∗G∗h
You can see that stored energy is dependent directly on height. This means that, if a ball is dropped from 10m and loses 40% of that energy, then it will lose the same percentage of its height after the bounce.
If it loses 40% of its height, then 60% will be left. 60% of 10m is 6m.
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GPE=m∗G∗h
You can see that stored energy is dependent directly on height. This means that, if a ball is dropped from 10m and loses 40% of that energy, then it will lose the same percentage of its height after the bounce.
If it loses 40% of its height, then 60% will be left. 60% of 10m is 6m.
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