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If a ball is thrown vertically down with a velocity of 10m/s from a height of 3m. Find the maximum height it can reach after hitting the floor, it the coefficient of restitution is 0.7
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  • Given a ball is thrown vertically down with a velocity of 10m/s from a height of 3m
  • The coefficient of restitution is 0.7

     

To find

  • The maximum height$(h)$ ball can reach after hitting the floor

     

Solution:

  • Let the velocity of the ball after bouncing from the surface be$v_2$
  • We know that$v_1^2-u^2=2gh$
  • We get$v_1^2$=158.8

$v_1=12.61m/s$

  • Given coefficient of restitution$ C=0.7$
  • Let the velocity of the ball after bouncing from the surface be$v_2$

$ C={v_2 \over v_1}$=$\dfrac {\mathrm {relative \ velocity \ after\ impact}}{\mathrm {the \ relative \ velocity \ before \ the \ impact}}$

  • We get$v_2=$0.7×12.61=8.82m/s
  • Let the maximum height reached after hitting the floor be$h $ from the floor
  • From$v^2-v_2^2=-2gh$

$v=0m/s$ (at maximum height)

$8.82×8.82=2×9.8×h$

We get $h=3.97m$

  • So the maximum height (h) ball can reach after hitting the floor is$h=3.97m$
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