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Involleyball can the ball ever touch the floor?

In volleyball, the ball can touch the floor as long as it is within the boundaries of the court and it is not the result of an illegal play, such as a lift or a carry. When a team successfully spikes the ball onto the opponent's side and it touches the floor, it results in a point being awarded.


How many times can a player bounce the ball in handball?

A player can bounce the ball as many times as they like while moving, as long as they do not hold the ball for more than three seconds.


Will heat deflate or inflate a ball?

Heat can cause the air inside a ball to expand and inflate the ball. Conversely, if a ball is exposed to extreme heat for a long period of time, it can potentially weaken the materials, causing it to lose pressure and deflate.


Two equally charged balls each of mass 0.1gram are suspended from the same point by thread 13cm long the balls come to rest 10cm apart due to repulsion.determine the charge on each ball?

By using the formula for electrostatic force and equating it to the tension in the string, we can find the charge on each ball. The electrostatic force is given by Coulomb's law, F = k*q^2/r^2, where k is the electrostatic constant, q is the charge, and r is the separation. Equating this force to the tension in the string, we can solve for the charge on each ball.


A ball is thrown vertically plus How long does it take to reach its highest point?

The answer depends on what information you have and also what factors youu are taking into account. If you are given the initial velocity, U m/s, and ignore aeronautic drag, then the time, t, is given byt = u/g where g = the acceleration due to gravity = 9.81 ms^-2 (approx).

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