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    Nov 30, 2005, 06:05 AM
    Bouncing ball
    A ball bounces in the stairs of a staircase. Let l=-(Vfk/Vik) where Vfk the velocity just before the colision with a stair and Vik the velocity just after.
    the height and the Length of the stairs is L (the same).
    The ball always reaches he same height H (from the stair). The ball always travels the same distance X between two coisions with the stares.
    I want to find the H and Vx using L and l only (H = f (L,l), Vx = f (L,l)).

    Any help?

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