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1. Set Drop Height: Adjust the “Drop Height (meters)” slider.
2. Set Elasticity: Adjust the “Elasticity (0 to 0.9)” slider.
3. Set Ball Mass: Adjust the “Ball Mass (kg)” slider.
4. Run Simulation: Click the “Simulate” button to see the bounce heights for the first 5 bounces after the ball drops.
Note: This simulation is a simplified model designed to focus on key variables, such as drop height, ball mass, and elasticity. It does not account for all real-world factors, including floor hardness, air resistance, temperature, or energy loss to sound and heat. The goal is to provide an idealized environment for exploring the fundamental relationships between these variables.
Simulation Settings
Simulation Results
| Bounce Number | Height (meters) |
|---|---|
| 1 | ? |
| 2 | ? |
| 3 | ? |
| 4 | ? |
| 5 | ? |
Note: This simulation is a simplified model designed to focus on key variables, such as drop height, ball mass, and elasticity. It does not account for all real-world factors, including floor hardness, air resistance, temperature, or energy loss to sound and heat. The goal is to provide an idealized environment for exploring the fundamental relationships between these variables.