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How do you get back hand saber on star wars the force unleashed PS2?
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What is written on Harry Potter's hand?
Right-Harry is right handed. In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, (Detention with Dolores) it says that the writing on the back of Harry's hand is on his right hand-the same hand he writes with.
In Ben 10 Alien force witch hand dose Ben wear the watch?
left
In front of chiron and the whole camp annabeth had Percy?
Apologize to Luke and hand Luke's broken beaded necklace back to him
What are some shows similar to chobits?
angel sanctuary is quite similar to Elfen Lied
If i go to Disney in morning and leave for lunch and come back in the afternoon will i need a park hopper?
Not if you go back to the same park. They will stamp your hand and then show your ticket.
How do you change the hand of your lights saber on star wars Kinect?
you just stand out of the screen for a moment then you come in again (if you look up in the left hand corner) raise the hand you what to hold your light saber with
What action reaction forces are involved when catching a ball?
The action force is your hand moving back. The reaction force is the ball moving the other way.
When you stretch a rubber band why does it hit back and pain?
when we stretch rubber band we apply a force on it and this force is stored in the band in form of potential energy and when we release our hand potential energy converts into kinetic energy an thus hits our hand with greater force.
When was Force the Hand of Chance created?
Force the Hand of Chance was created in 1982.
How do you tackle in hand ball?
You do not tackle in defense of basketball. You challenge or contest shots and try and pressure them to force them back.
Is it possible that a object can be affected by 2 forces at the same time?
Yes, it is possible.Think back. Did you ever hold a book in your hand ?The force of gravity acts downward on the book, while the force of your hand acts upward on it.That's why the force of gravity doesn't pull the book to the floor.
Why is catching a ball is easier if you move your hand back as you catch the ball?
Not sure how this is Pokemon related, but oh well. A ball has a certain force going in its certain direction, and when it hits your hand, your hand hits the ball with the same amount of force, but in the opposite direction. When you move your hand back, it acts like a cushion and persay "absorbs" the force of the ball. Much like if you jumped onto your bed. It would hurt if your bed was solid and didn't move at all, but because it springs in when a force lands on it, it feels nicer. Just ask your science teacher or your parents or something.
What is the input force and output force of a hand?
it all depends on how hard you lift of push your hand.
What is the back of the hand?
the back of the hand is like get out of my face.
Imagine you accidentally bumped your hand against a table as shown in the photo below your hand hurts after it happens use newton's third law or motion to explain what caused your hand to hurt?
Because the table applied the same force back to your hand, this is what the third law of motion states (for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction), so if you hit the table with a 100 Newton's your hand receives the exact same force
When a basketball bounces. Why does it go up?
It bounces up for the same reason it hurts your hand when you punch a wall. It is a law of physics that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. With your hand, the force used to punch the wall comes back and hits you right in the fist. With the ball, the force comes back and shoots the ball back up again. This may make you wonder, why doesn't your hand bounce off the wall. That is because of elasticity and the fact that the basketball is hollow. The material in the ball can stretch to allow it to bounce. Your hand is solid and has non-stretching bone inside.
If you throw a ball to your friend. will the ball exert a force against your hand?
Since you need to exert force on the ball to push it away from you, the ball will obviously push back (with a force that has the same magnitude, but is in the opposite direction). This is an example of Newton's Third Law.
