Is there an equation that describes the way a ball bounces
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Is there an equation that describes the way a ball bounces

[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 13-02-16] [Hit: ]
So a bouncing ball would follow a series of parabolas, each with a lower maximum than the one before it.In other words, it would be a piecewise function, rather than a single equation.Hope this helps.......
I thought of something like this y=the absolute value of sin x^2. but that only shrinks on the x axis, I need it to shrink on the y axis (height) as well.

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y1 = 3 abs cos 2x / ( 1 + x / 4)..or anything similar

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Any projectile under the influence of gravity follows a parabolic shape.

So a bouncing ball would follow a series of parabolas, each with a lower maximum than the one before it.

In other words, it would be a piecewise function, rather than a single equation.

Hope this helps.
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