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Mari drops a ball from a height of 16 meters and notices that on each bounce the ball returns to about of its previous height. About how far will ball travel before it comes to rest?
◦ 112 m
◦ 37.3 m
◦ 128 m
◦ 64 m

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Mari drops a ball from a height of 19 meters and notices that on each bounce the ball returns to about of its previous height. About how far will ball travel before it comes to rest?
◦ 76 m
◦ 152 m
◦ 44.3 m
◦ 133 m
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