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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Starting height: 15ft h/bounce 1:11ft h/bounce 2: 7ft h/bounce 3: 3 ft h/bounce 4: .5 ft ((Height 6))/bounce 5: ? ft What is the height of the ball on the fifth bounce (Height 6)? Use the geometric sequence formula. Please Explain!!

OpenStudy (stamp):

Geometric sequence means that from b1 to b2, you will scale by a ratio. From b2 to b3, the same ratio scale will apply. Find the geometric scale from b1 to b2, and apply to b4 to b5

OpenStudy (anonymous):

h/bounce 3: 3 ft h/bounce 4: .5 ft you tried to say h/bounce 3: 5 ft h/bounce 4: .3 ft ???

OpenStudy (anonymous):

\[a_n=a_1 r ^{n-1}\]

OpenStudy (anonymous):

@DarthTony @stamp im told to use this formula

OpenStudy (stamp):

@andreadesirepen An=? A1=? r=?

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