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Hey guys,
Was just wondering if you could help me with what seems like a simple physics question.
When a ball bounces on the floor, is the normal force greater than that of the weight, resulting in the bloor bouncing upwards?
Or
Is it the case where the normal reaction force is the same as the weight and the only reason why the ball bounces back up is because the balls kinetic energy is transformed into strain energy which inturn is converted back into kinetic energy?
Or
Neither of the two
Was just wondering if you could help me with what seems like a simple physics question.
When a ball bounces on the floor, is the normal force greater than that of the weight, resulting in the bloor bouncing upwards?
Or
Is it the case where the normal reaction force is the same as the weight and the only reason why the ball bounces back up is because the balls kinetic energy is transformed into strain energy which inturn is converted back into kinetic energy?
Or
Neither of the two