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Please forgive me if this is too elementary for this sub. But would this be like water? like you can’t measure a drop of water once it becomes part of the ocean? I’m not a scientist in any way, just fascinated by physics and quantum physics. Like neutrinos?
This theory/hypothesis has sorta been stressing me out. And I just wanted to ask this you all about it real quick. What do you think of it? I hope it isn't true or real. I want to be able to pass away someday, I have seen a lot of physicists really don't agree with it or think it's likely. I have heard that even the original creator oth the theory debunked it. But I just wanna hear it straight from the horses mouth. Irrefutable proof or just ordinary proof in general. All of your help will comfort me greatly, thank you!
Also please inform me if this is the right subreddit to post this to. Thank you in advance!
Two balls are dropped from a height of 6 m. Ball A bounces back up to a height of 4m whereas ball B bounces back up to 2m. Which ball experiences the larger impulse during its collision with the floor? (a) ball A (b) ball B (c) both experiences the same impulse.
can someone explain the answer to this please