Suppose a ball is dropped from a height of 14 feet. Each time it drops h feet, it rebounds 0.91h feet. Find the total distance traveled by the ball. Round your answer to two decimal places.
h - fell
0.91 h - went up
0.91 h - came back down
0.91 x (0.91h) - went up
0.91 x (0.91h) - came back down
..... and so on
therefore we will consider it in 2 different motions, and then
add them as we need the total distance of travel by ball
going down
then going up
for going down
h, 0.91h, 0.91(0.91)h, ...
a geometric progression, where the common ratio = 0.91
and the value of first term or h = 14 given to us ..
now we dont know until when it will continue, as this will go
on, bouncing down infinitely ; we will therefore find out the sum
to infinity.
sum to infinity of geometric sequence = (first term) / (1 - common
ratio) = 14/(1-0.91) = 155.55 feet
now going up we will consider
0.91h, 0.91(0.91h), ... and so on
geometric sequence
here again the common ratio = 0.91
now here the first term is 0.91h = 0.91x(14)
sum to infinity of geometric sequence = (first term) / (1 - common
ratio) = [(0.91) x 14]/(1-0.91) = 141.55 feet
total distance is by adding both = 155.55+141.55 = 297.1 feet
Hence the total distance travelled by the ball is
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