A ball is dropped from a certain height and bounces back up. Considering Newton's Laws, which of the following best explains why the ball doesn't return to its original height?(2 points)
Responses
The First Law, because the ball remains at rest after hitting the ground.
The First Law, because the ball remains at rest after hitting the ground.
The Second Law, because some energy is lost due to friction and air resistance after the force pushes it back up.
The Second Law, because some energy is lost due to friction and air resistance after the force pushes it back up.
The Third Law, because the ground exerts a weaker force on the ball than the ball does on the ground.
The Third Law, because the ground exerts a weaker force on the ball than the ball does on the ground.
None of the above, because there is an equal and opposite reaction, so the ball must return to its original height.