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Physics, 27.06.2020 19:01, jujurae03

A Happy Fun Ball is dropped and bounces on a concrete surface. The speed it has when it rebounds is half of the speed it had at the moment it hit the ground. If you drop Happy Fun Ball from atop a 40-foot tall building, how high does it get on the first bounce

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