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Originally Posted by MarioNintendo

Lmao, I remember asking this question to myself a long time ago. My guess was that once gravity was pulling the ball to the table more than the bounce of the ball itself, it would just stop moving. I'm not sure, though. One thing is certain, this is no maths problem, it's a physics problem.

Physics is math.

Originally Posted by midnghtraver

One of which my physics teacher couldn't answer >.<

I'm not asking how does the ball stop or the bounce of the ball or any of it. Just the fact that it has to hit the table to bounce up and that based on the "halfing rule" it should never be able to touch the table.

Now I have no idea what you are talking about. What reasons does a ball dropped above a table have to not hit the table? It hits the table because thats just what happens when two objects move towards each other with no interference.