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They would bounce back in the opposite direction.
Well, think of the indians. They would burn down all of their grass (which a lot of people would consider a waste of grass), but then the grass would, later, grow back. And as it was growing back it would come back greener and stronger. The same lies with hearts and spirits. There is a hole in someones heart from adversity, but later the hole would be filled in, and along with that, the spirit would come back alive and be stronger and happier too. Hope it helped!! :-) ;-)
Because it is too dense to bounce.No; clay isn't extraordinarily dense, and many other, more dense, materials do bounce. Clay doesn't bounce because it has no elasticity. When it hits a surface, it deforms (as do all materials), but it doesn't bounce back. It stays deformed. Clay is a plastic material. That doesn't mean "derived from oil" but it means that it doesn't recover from deformation; it stays deformed. That's why clay is such a good medium for sculpture. It's easy to mold.
The lyric is " rubber ball, you come bouncing back to me" The song is "Rubber Ball" sung by Bobby Vee. Written by Aaron Schroeder and Ann Orlowski.
Many, or most objects will bounce given the right environment.For example, a rock will bounce, although not very well.Dead Blow Hammers are somewhat unique with moving particles inside that are designed to help prevent bouncing.Bouncing are augmented by lasticity of the surface with a strong force to return to the original shape.Rubber has high elasticity, and returns to its original shape with a strong force.Thus a rubber band ball, made up almost entirely of rubber should bounce reasonably well.I was going to suggest low weight. But, weight in movement is momentum, and the momentum would be conserved with a good bounce.Note, a flat ball will tend to absorb the impact of the bounce, rather than reflecting it back (does not return to its original shape), and thus does not bounce well.
Resilience refers to the ability to bounce back from challenges, adversity, or setbacks. It involves adapting to difficult situations, managing stress, and maintaining a positive outlook in the face of adversity. Characteristics of resilience include perseverance, flexibility, and the ability to learn and grow from experiences.
Entrepreneurs are noted for their ability to bounce back after a business failure.
Elasticity
The ability of a material to bounce back after being disturbed is called elasticity. It refers to the ability of a material to regain its original shape and size after deformation or stress is applied to it and then removed. This property is commonly observed in materials like rubber or springs.
Simon Gray is typically described as intelligent, compassionate, and resilient. He is known for his problem-solving skills, empathy towards others, and ability to bounce back from adversity.
resiliency
Resilient means being able to bounce back from difficult situations, setbacks, or challenges with strength and adaptability. It involves perseverance, inner strength, and the ability to recover and thrive despite adversity.
resiliense
Elasticity.
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Materials that bounce back to shape after the force applied is stopped are called Elastic Materials.