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Mathematics, 05.12.2021 20:40, emilyrobles
Assume that the ball rebounds the same percentage on each bounce. Using the initial drop height and the height after the first bounce, find the common ratio, r.
Note: Round r to three decimal places.
(3 points: 2 points for showing your work, 1 point for the answer)
I chose the tennis ball so they drop it from 100 inches and on the first bounce it ends up at 58 inches
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