Question

HELP WITH HONORS PHYSICS =3

Answer 1

A tennis ball with (small) mass m2 sits on top of a basketball with (large)
mass m1. The bottom of the basketball is a height h above the ground, and
the bottom of the tennis ball is a height h + d above the ground. The balls
are dropped. To what height does the tennis ball bounce?
h
Note: Work in the approximation where m1 is much larger than m2, and
assume that the balls bounce elastically.
(b) Now consider n balls, B1, . . . , Bn, having masses m1, m2, . . . , mn (with
m1 À m2 À · · · À mn), sitting in a vertical stack. The bottom of B1 is a
height h above the ground, and the bottom of Bn is a height h + ` above the
ground. The balls are dropped. In terms of n, to what height does the top
ball bounce?
B1
B2
B3
B

Answer 2

@Comrad

Answer 3

comrad ill be back in a second

Answer 4

Woah, is this honors?

Answer 5

okay im back

Answer 6

yeah im in honors

Answer 7

all my classes are honors

Answer 8

@comrad

Answer 9

This is next level stuff right here.

Answer 10

XD ikr

Answer 11

XD ikr

Answer 12

@Hauntedwoodsgal
@Serenity74
@candycove
@mayankdevnani
@benlindquist

Answer 13

thanks for bringing everyone here

Answer 14

=3

Answer 15

@benlindquist

Answer 16

@Safa102

Answer 17

Just did this in 8th grade today

Answer 18

really?
damn im in 9th grade and im stuck on it

Answer 19

hmm

Answer 20

thanks =3

Answer 21

i got it right on mine

Answer 22

medal?

Answer 23

XD your in honors physics?

Answer 24

sure

Answer 25

thats regular hw

Answer 26

wait this is going to sound stupid but idk how to give medals XD

Answer 27

http://prntscr.com/9xq7h0

Answer 28

ooooh okay

Answer 29

click it

Answer 30

kk lol

Answer 31

XD well thats proof that im some what new

Answer 32

haha

Answer 33

lol