(b) A tennis ball is released from rest at a heighth above the ground. At each bounce 50% of
its kinetic energy is lost to its surroundings. What is the height reached by the ball after its
second bounce?
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Explanation:
Velocity attained after falling a height h will be v=
2
2gh
first Bounce-
remaining KE=
2
mv
1
2
=
2
1
×
2
mv
2
so velocity in upward direction will be v
1
=
2
2
v
so after the time when it return from its top height it will have same velocity as v
1
Now
for second bounce-
incoming KE is
2
mv
1
2
and after the bounce the remaining KE will be
2
mv
2
2
=
2
1
×
2
mv
1
2
so velocity in upward direction will be v
2
=
2
2
v 1
= 2 v
so maximum height attained after this bounce will be H= 2g (v 2 ) 2
= 2g (v/2) 2
= 8gv2
= 8g 2gh
= 4h
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