A hard ball dropped from a height of 1 m in the earth's gravitational field bounces to a height...
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A hard ball dropped from a height of 1 m in the earth's gravitational field bounces to a height of 95 cm. What will be the total distance traversed by the ball?
Distance:
The term "distance" is the measurement of the path that a particle or system particles covers during its motion. The distance does not depend upon the direction, therefore it is considered as a scalar quantity.
Answer and Explanation:
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View this answerHere, the ball moves only along the verticle direction. The total distance traveled by the ball is equal to the total length of the path.
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