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A ball bounces to 75% of its original height. Calculate the mechanical energy lost in each bounce.

A

`0.40`

B

`0.35`

C

`0.25`

D

`0.20`

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C

Let initial potential energy = mgh.
Potential energy after first bounce
`= mg xx 75%` of `h = 0.75 mgh`.
p.E lost in each in each bounce = 0.25 mgh.
Fraction of p. E lost in each bounce,
`=(0.25 cancel(mgh))/(cancel(mgh))=0.25`
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