To state: The total distance traveled by the ball if it is allowed to keep bouncing. The “super duper ball” made of flubber is dropped. It rebounds to an ever great height with each bounce.
The ball would travel forever and traverse an infinite distance.
Given information:
A “super duper ball” made of flubber is dropped. It rebounds to an ever great height with each bounce.
Explanation:
Flubber is also called flying rubber. A ball is made out of it which is known as “super duper ball”.
The ball is dropped from a certain height. It is given that every time the ball touches the surface, it rebounds to an ever greater height. It means the ball bounces with more intensity from the previous one.
The ball was allowed to bounce afterwards if it happen then ball will never stop bouncing because every time it will bounce to greater height than the previous height. The ball never stops on ground.
The sequence of the ball reaches diverges because it can travel infinity long distance if allowed to keep bouncing.
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