Bouncing Ball Physics – Velocity / Acceleration / Displacement 11.1.4.

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Bouncing Ball Physics – Velocity / Acceleration / Displacement 11.1.4

negative 1m g = a = 10ms-2 zero displacement

Constant acceleration to ground due to gravity = -10ms-2 Ball hits ground Constant acceleration to ground due to gravity = -10ms-2 (-as towards ground)

Ball left ground at max velocity Top of bounce velocity reduced to zero Ball dropped so zero velocity at start accel = -10ms-2 as ball falls to earth Ball hits ground and velocity reverses

Ball released s = 1m Energy lost to surroundings so s peak is smaller on each bounce Ball hits ground s = 0m Peak height of ball

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