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How much force would it require to roll and catch a soccer ball?
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∙ 14y ago
Doc. Newton tells us in his second law that
F=ma
or force equals mass times acceleration where the mass is Kilograms, the acceleration is meters/second and force is in Newtons.
Measure the mass of the soccerball, guestimate the acceleration of the ball (change in speed divided by the elapsed time) and multiply them. Bingo, force.
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What force would cause a moving soccer ball to stop?
Most commonly, the force of drag created by friction with the pitch or other surface will stop the soccer ball. A vector force exerted by a player may also stop the ball.
Would you expect to require the most force?
Absolutely. Always assume the worst.
Which of these would you expect to require the most force?
increasing acceleration of a large mass
Is input force easier when a fulcrum is closer or farther away from the object?
Well if you mean which point would require the least amount of force then it would be when the fulcrum is at the farthest possible point because the radius would be longer causing the force to be smaller for the same amount of torque.Torque = Force x RadiusSame Decrease Increase
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Passing would require more effort than receiving.
What force would cause a moving soccer ball to stop?
Most commonly, the force of drag created by friction with the pitch or other surface will stop the soccer ball. A vector force exerted by a player may also stop the ball.
Would you expect to require the most force?
Absolutely. Always assume the worst.
Which of these would you expect to require the most force?
increasing acceleration of a large mass
Which change would require more force to pull the wooden block up the ramp?
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Is input force easier when a fulcrum is closer or farther away from the object?
Well if you mean which point would require the least amount of force then it would be when the fulcrum is at the farthest possible point because the radius would be longer causing the force to be smaller for the same amount of torque.Torque = Force x RadiusSame Decrease Increase
Can you carry a soccer ball on your neck or back while in play and can you catch the ball out of the air with your uniform shirt?
If you have the skill, this is a great technique to score!
