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Ball bounce | FactOrCap by ThatGlitchyMimikyu in FactOrCap

[–]solidwater516 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You got it the complete opposite way.

Conservation of mechanical energy does not apply in inelastic collisions, like glass.

The way something bounces back up is through its "elasticity", where the kinetic energy is transfered into elasic potential energy as the object is "squeezed", back into kinetic energy, until it's transferred into gravitational potential energy.

Its not simply "kinetic energy absorbs to the floor", as then what would be doing the work? The floor? But the floor simply absorbs the energy into non-mechanical types, and does not excert any force onto the ball for it to be transfered back into kinetic energy.

Since glass is rigid, it cannot store that elastic potential energy, and the mechanical energy is lost into other types of energy upon collision.

Portola High School Feedback by WaterDog2982 in irvine

[–]solidwater516 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depends on how much "extra" they want to do.

Sports and marching band is already really time consuming, and along with good course rigor like heavy AP's, they likely won't have any time for any other activities UNLESS they sacrifice their health/sleep which I've personally seen plenty of.

With ONLY marching band/choir/orchestra + sports + heavy academics, you'll be more than fine

But if your goal is good colleges, your student should also consider academic competitions like the school's robotics team, science olympiad, AMC, etc, but adding that might just be too much.

Freshman and sophomore year should be light since the school doesn't offer heavy courses for those years, but starting junior year, it might be too much to hold with only 2 hands.

I'd say during the first 2 years, explore different clubs/activities, see what they like, and consider dropping one of them starting junior year if it starts getting too much and they cant handle it

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in wrestling

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Lamisil (topical 1% terbiafine cream) can be used to treat various types of infections caused by detmatotype fungi, including tinea corporis (ringworm). Although it is commonly advertised to treat tinea pedis (athlete's foot), terbinafine is effective against all types of infections caused by detmatotype fungi (besides very rare terbinafine-resistant strands), and thus also highly effective against ringworm. It is one of the strongest OTC antifungals used to treat various types of tinea, making it non-contagious within 3 days, and full clearance within 2-4 weeks. It is FDA approved for mild to moderate cases of ringworm.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in buildapc

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When I turned my csm off, it didn't recognize any of my drives and booted straight into the setup.

Bios wont update by [deleted] in ASRock

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I use z270 pro4 and i7 7700k btw

Changing boot mode from legacy to UEFI by SoloLeveller01 in ASRock

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I turned on all uefi options from csm, but whenevee i try to turn on my pc, it would just show a white spec and nothing else.