Tetherball primarily incorporates two simple machines: the pulley and the lever. The pulley is formed by the way the ball is attached to the top of the pole, allowing it to move around the pole with minimal friction. The pole itself acts as a lever, where the ball's movement around the pole can be influenced by the force applied by players. These simple machines work together to create the dynamics of the game.
A CATAPULT IS A LEVER!!!
6 simple machines.
well no there is not, simple machines are machines that are like that same machine ex. a roller coaster and a bath tub are simple machines
Many things we do during the day with simple machines. We cut with scissors. Doors will open soda. Simple Machines is extremely important role in engineering. Simple machines can not work without sophisticated machines.
Some questions about simple machines include: What are the six types of simple machines, and how do they work? How do simple machines reduce the amount of force needed to perform a task? In what ways are simple machines utilized in everyday life? Additionally, how can the efficiency of a simple machine be calculated?
obviously they made a tether-ball to play tether-ball
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who invented the tether ball you ask? The person who invented the tether ball is named Timothy O'Brien.
There are many manufacturers of "tether balls" in the US and overseas.
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The centripetal force acting on a tether ball swinging around a pole is provided by the tension in the tether. This force is directed towards the center of the circular path the ball is following and is necessary to keep the ball in its circular motion.
My friend came over because she wanted to play tether ball with me.
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Spin the ball round and round before you hit the ball
they are white to begin with?
No, a rolling ball is not considered a simple machine. Simple machines are basic mechanical devices that help to make work easier, such as levers, pulleys, and inclined planes. A rolling ball does not fit the criteria of a simple machine as defined in physics.