Can you explain why, if you drop 3 balls that bounce at different heights?
The balls are a tennis ball, golf ball and a inflatable rubber ball. Based on the concept of elastic potential energy
The hardest of the energy of an elastic object kept in rebounds. Essentially, when a ball bounces, it is distorted by the impact with the ground. If the ball is very elastic, He will return to its original form is almost the same value as deflection, rebound. A tennis ball is not very elastic, it is really just air pressure, so do not rebound well. Moreover, the wick absorbs some of this energy. A golf ball and hard rubber balls are very resilient and recover with a much higher energy.
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