Difference between revisions of "Ping Pong Ball vs Super Ball Drop"
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If a ping pong ball bounces 3 ft. and a large superball 5 ft. what will happen if you drop a ping pong ball on top of a large super ball? Answer: Be sure that you have a very high ceiling. | If a ping pong ball bounces 3 ft. and a large superball 5 ft. what will happen if you drop a ping pong ball on top of a large super ball? Answer: Be sure that you have a very high ceiling. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:57, 29 September 2023
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Description:
If a ping pong ball bounces 3 ft. and a large superball 5 ft. what will happen if you drop a ping pong ball on top of a large super ball? Answer: Be sure that you have a very high ceiling.
Location:
- Dr. 8
