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As column A gets heated, the ball will likely expand or increase in size due to the increase in temperature.

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What bounces higher a heated bouncey ball or a frozen bouncey ball and why?

A heated bouncy ball would bounce higher than a frozen bouncy ball. Heating the bouncy ball increases its kinetic energy, making it more elastic and able to store and release energy during a bounce. In contrast, freezing the bouncy ball would decrease its elasticity and therefore its ability to bounce as high.


Which will bounce higher a hot or cold ball?

Neither. When a rubber ball gets hot, the rubber begins to lose its elasticity. It doesn't bounce as high. When a rubber ball gets really cold, it starts to behave rather like a rock. It hardly bounces at all The temperature of highest bounce depends on exactly what the ball is made of, but it is probably not all that far from room temperature.


What happens to the potential energy and the energy of a ball as it rolls down a hill from a position of rest at the top of the hill?

The potential energy gets less until the ball gets to the bottom of the hill, at which point the potential energy is zero. The potential energy that is lost, gets converted to Kinetic energy of the ball that goes faster and faster as it gets more and more of the Potential energy.


What is thermal expansion for kids?

Thermal expansion is when something gets bigger (expands) as it gets hotter and smaller (contracts) as it gets colder. This happens because the particles inside the object move faster and spread out when heated, causing the object to expand. This phenomenon is why bridges have gaps and train tracks have small spaces between the rails.


What happens to a magnet when heated up?

When a magnet is heated up, the temperature increase can cause the magnetic properties to weaken or even disappear. This is because the heat can disrupt the alignment of the magnetic domains within the material, leading to a loss of magnetism.