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On each bounce a ball rises to 1/3 of its height at the start of the bounce. To what height will it rise after the third bounce , if it is originally dropped from a height of 54 cm?

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Answered by MrMaknae

A ball always bounces to 3/5 of the height from which it falls.If it falls from a height of 1 m,how high will it rise after the second bounce?Answer:1 meter = 1000 cm1000 cm x 3/5 = 60 cm >>> first bounce 60 cm x 3/5 = 36 cm >>> second bounce

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On each bounce a ball rises to 1/3 of its height at the start of the bounce. To what height will it rise after the third bounce , if it is originally dropped from a height of 54 cm?​

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On each bounce a ball rises to 1/3 of its height at the start of the bounce. To what height will it rise after the third bounce , if it is originally dropped from a height of 54 cm?