Mathematics, 16.01.2021 16:20 jocelynmarquillo1
A certain ball is dropped from 204 centimeters, and has a rebound factor of 72% (The height of the ball after each bounce is 72% of the height of the bounce before.). Which equation represents the relationship between the the number of bounces, n, and height, h, in centimeters? Group of answer choices
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), measured in centimeters, is reduced at geometric rate and as a function of the number of bounces (
), with no unit, which is defined by geometric progression:
(1)
- Initial height of the ball, measured in centimeters. 
- Bounce factor, no unit.
and 
, then the equation that represents the relationship between the number of bounces and the height is:Another question on Mathematics
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