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A rotten cranberry will lose at least 90% of its total energy during a bounce. If the cranberries are dropped from a height of 10 cm, what is the minimum height in cm of the wall so that no rotten cranberries could ever bounce over it? Details and assumptions Neglect any air resistance. You may assume the path of the cranberries are almost vertical.
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total energy mgH - lose of energy (90% mgh) = energy left mgh so mgH - 0,9mgH = mgh so 0,1H=h
So what is the height of the wall?
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