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a ball is dropped on the ground.The time interval between the 1st and 2nd bounce is 1.2s.The interval between the 1st and 2nd and 3rd bounce is 0.9s.Assume that successive time intevals form a geometric progression with an infinite number of terms.Hence find the total time for which the ball bounces
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Answered by
Reiny
So we are to assume that the common ratio is .9/1.2 sec or 3/4 second
our total time = 1.2 + 1.2(3/4) + 1.2(3/4)^2 + ...
sum(all terms) = a/(1-r)
= 1.2/(1-3/4)
= 1.2/(1/4)
= 4.8 seconds
our total time = 1.2 + 1.2(3/4) + 1.2(3/4)^2 + ...
sum(all terms) = a/(1-r)
= 1.2/(1-3/4)
= 1.2/(1/4)
= 4.8 seconds
Answered by
Akanimoh
I think the answer is correct
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Sssssed
I u sure is correct
Answered by
Joshua
What if , we say,I don't know,I think what we're asked is to find the sum to infinity of the time,which rep the terms as main :ar=1.2 ,ar²=0.9, solving it, we get r=0.75 and a=1.6,we solve with S, and get 6.4 ,how about that ?
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