Mathematics, 19.04.2020 19:50 yarbor800592

Anne goes bungee jumping off a bridge above water. On the initial jump, the bungee cord stretches by 120 feet. On the next bounce the stretch is 60% of the original jump
and each additional bounce the rope stretches by 60% of the previous stretch
A: What will the rope stretch be on the third bounce?
a3 =
feet
B: What will be the rope stretch be on the 12th bounce?
012 =
feet

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