Power of bounce

Algebra Level pending

What is the maximum height of a ball after x bounces if it bounces at (N-π) where N is the height of the max height it took after x bounces and x is 5 bounces?

It starts at a height of 13. It changes height by N/e+π. Type in the product of (N after x bounces / e x π.)


The answer is 5.8064118945.

Duval Carranza by DUVAL CARRANZA , 14, USA

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Duval Carranza
Jun 28, 2020

(N/e + π) repeat 5 times, then / e x π.

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@DUVAL CARRANZA : To be accurate, balls don't actually bounce in that manner. Instead, you could have just represented it as a normal function instead of a ball.

Ved Pradhan - 11 months, 2 weeks ago

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