For bounce 1, the height is predicted by multiplying
Chapter 3, Problem 272(choose chapter or problem)
For bounce 1, the height is predicted by multiplying bounce height 0, or H, by the percentage P. The second height is predicted by multiplying this height HP by P, which gives the \(H P^{2}\). Explain why \(y=H P^{x}\) is the appropriate model for these data, where x is the bounce number.
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