A rubber ball is dropped onto a hard surface from a height of 9 feet, and it bounces up and down. At each bounce it rises to 80% of the height from which it fell.
AFind a formula for h(n), the height in inches reached by the ball on bounce n.
h(n) =
BHow high will the ball bounce on the 10 bounce?
CHow many bounces before the ball rises no higher than an inch?
AFind a formula for h(n), the height in inches reached by the ball on bounce n.
BHow high will the ball bounce on the 10 bounce?
CHow many bounces before the ball rises no higher than an inch?