To draw: a graph to represent the height of the ball after given bounce.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
D drops a ball from a height of 16 feet. Given bounce has 70% the height of the previous bounce.
Calculation:
Initially, the ball is 16 feet in height. Because the ball bounce back to a height of 70% of its height then r = 0.7 and the geometric sequence that models situation is 16, 11.2, 7.84, 5.488, and so on.
The graph of the height (after 10 bounces) will be shown as below:
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