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Hi everyone.
I am doing research for a technical analysis study, and I need a little help.
What determines the amount of "bounce" an objects creates when it hits the ground?
Now, this object is a perfect shape hitting a even floor, so the angle should have nothing to do with it.
Is it the speed? weight of object?
What physics/principles are in play?
Thank you for any help.
Take care!
-The Force
I am doing research for a technical analysis study, and I need a little help.
What determines the amount of "bounce" an objects creates when it hits the ground?
Now, this object is a perfect shape hitting a even floor, so the angle should have nothing to do with it.
Is it the speed? weight of object?
What physics/principles are in play?
Thank you for any help.
Take care!
-The Force
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