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If energy cannot be created or destroyed, why doesn't the ball bounce back up to the same height it was dropped at?
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If energy cannot be created or destroyed, why doesn't the ball bounce back up to the same height it was dropped at?

If energy cannot be created or destroyed, why doesn't the ball bounce back up to the-example-1
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because of its weight if its heavy than its going to bounce low when you drop it but if it is not heavy than its going to bounce a little higher than the heavy ball
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