Please help; Explain phenomena about collision and water.

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The discussion centers on understanding the physics of collisions involving water, particularly in a ball. It highlights how the behavior of water changes during successive bounces, with the second bounce not allowing the water to rebound as effectively as the first. The concepts of momentum and energy transfer are mentioned, specifically referencing the equations for conservation of momentum. The interaction between the ball and water affects the height of the bounce due to the timing of the water's movement. Overall, the conversation seeks clarity on the principles governing these phenomena.
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Please help; Explain phenomena about collision and water.
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About motion of collision and water in ball // why object show that ? I not sure about momentum and energy ,i would like more explain.
 
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On the 2nd bounce the water in the ball doesn't get a chance to "bounce" like it did the first time, so it comes crashing down after the ball is already in the air, keeping it from bouncing as high.
 
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