Question

ANACONDA PYTHON 3 NOTEBOOK.

In this assignment you will calculate how far a ball will travel. The distance travel by a ball as it bounces can be measured as a percentage of the height form which the ball was dropped. We will call this the bounceIndex.  For example a ball dropped from a height of 10 feet that bounces 6 feet high has an index of 60% (.60).  A ball with a bounceIndex of .6 that is dropped from a height of 10 feet will have traveled 25.6 feet in two bounced (10 + 6 + 6 + 2.6).

Write a program that will ask the user to input the height for which the ball is dropped, the number of bounces and the bounceIndex.  Test that the values entered are >= 0, trap the user until they enter values >= 0. Output the total distance traveled by the ball.

Answer 1

height = int(input("Enter the height from which the ball is dropped: "))
bounces = int(input("Enter the number of bounces: "))
bounceIndex = float(input("Enter the bounce index: "))
distance = 0
for i in range(bounces): # here i am iterating a loop for every bounce
    distance+= height+(height*bounceIndex) # and in every iteration adding 
    #  the height and its distance covered
    height = height*bounceIndex # finally decreasing the height o its 60 percent 
print(distance)

SL3.py test 2.py testz.py EUuldur.XL height = int(input("Enter the height from which the ball is dropped: ")) bounces = int(input("Enter the number of bounces: ")) bounceIndex = float(input("Enter the bounce index: ")); distance = 0 for i in range (bounces): # here i am iterating a loop for every bounce distance+= height+ (height*bounceIndex) # and in every iteration adding # the height and its distance covered height = height*bounceIndex # finally decreasing the height o its 60 percent print (distance)||

Enter the height from which the ball is dropped: 101 Enter the number of bounces: 2 Enter the bounce index: 6 25.6 Process finished with exit code 0

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