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Keke, this is the solution:

f (x) = 50 (0.6) ^x

Height of the first bounce = 50 (0.6)

Height of the first bounce = 30 feet

Height of the second bounce = 50 (0.6)²

Height of the second bounce = 50 * 0.36

Height of the second bounce = 18 feet

Height of the third bounce = 50 (0.6) ^3

Height of the third bounce = 50 * 0.216

Height of the third bounce = 10.8 feet

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