When a pitcher throws a curve ball he grips the ball with his fingers to impart spin on the ball when he thows it toward the batter. This gives the ball two motions i.e. forword velocity and spin. If the spin axis is in the vertical plane (i.e. updown )the pitch will rise if it is spining clockwise (i.e. toward batter) and fall if counterclockwise(i.e. away from the batter). If the spin is in the horizontal plane clockwise spin will(i.e. toward the batter)the ball will cause the ball to move toward the 3rd base side of the batter. If the spin is clockwise (i.e away from the batter) the ball will move toward the 1st base side of the batter. The reason for the ball movement is the air is moving over one side of the ball faster then the other causing lift or a aerodynamic force in the direction of movement. This force is caused by the spin on the ball. Think about the air on one side as moving at the speed of ball forward velocity plus the spin velocity and the other side as moving at ball forword velocity less the spin velocity. Various grips, arm positions, release points will then make the ball look like it is a dancing curve.
a curve
One experiment used in Physics is a ball rolling down a spiral track. When the ball gets to the end, it will go straight off because the curve of the track is gone.
the physics behind the diagnostic and therapeutic uses of heat and colds is that it brings real images and is more cost effective for the patient
there are many physics. like the forces pushing on the ball is gravity, fluid friction(air ressitance) and the force appied. because the gravity is the strongest, the ball falls down.
The soccer ball will move in the direction of the force applied to it. If it was not kicked squarely, so that the kick imparted a spin on the ball, then its path will curve in the air.
Not entirely sure what a curveball is, but the physics behind it is quite simple. When a pitcher throws the ball, it goes straight, but gravity is also pulling it down. Since it is goiig forward, it creates a downward curve. To make it go left or right, just position yourself on the opposite side of the position you choose.
a curve
Check the 'Throwing a Curve Ball' link to learn about the mechanics of a curve ball.
I think it is because of friction
There are types of curve balls one being the backdoor curve ball.
Fast ball, curve ball, drop ball, screw ball, rise ball, change up, curve drop, off speed curve.
physics, physics, physics. the laws of phisics are extremly importent in base ball. when you throw a baseball, the outward force , of your hand, propels the ball at a tremendous speed, if you you're a good pitcher. a curve ball is all science. in a curve ball, the pitcher throws a ball in such a way to spin the ball like a top. this spinning causes increased friction with the air on one side and reduced friction on the other. the increased friction also causes increased pressure. the pressurizzed air wants to go the lower pressure on the other side, which forces the ball to the left or right
A cross between a fast ball and a curve ball is called a slider.
Yes, the curve ball curves. This is because of the way the ball is thrown, which is a kind of a spin/jerky fast motion.
One experiment used in Physics is a ball rolling down a spiral track. When the ball gets to the end, it will go straight off because the curve of the track is gone.
When a fast ball and curve ball are mixed together it is called a slider.
you curve the ball by shooting the ball n curve either right or left with the left or right arrow keyz