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When a certain type of ball falls froma height of h onto a hard level surface, it bounce straight back up to a height of kh,
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A ball has bounce coefficient 0 < r < 1 if when it is dropped from height h, it bounces back to a height of rh. Suppose that
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Suppose you throw a ball up in the air from the top of a 160 foot building. It's height h in feet after t seconds is given by
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