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Which has greater gravitational potential energy a car sittknv on top of a hill or a bowling ball sitting kn top of the same hill?
Gravitational potential energy is proportional to the object's height and its mass. So if the car has more mass than the bowling ball has, then it also has more gravitational potential energy.
What is the motion parallel to the ground?
Motion parallel to the ground refers to movement that occurs in a horizontal direction. This type of motion does not involve any vertical displacement and typically occurs on a flat surface. Examples include a car driving on a road or a ball rolling on the ground.
What would happen if there were no friction between a rolling ball and the ground?
A tire has grip on it and so does a road so they can grip onto each other and the car can move. If there was no friction, then the cars wheels would spin, but the car woud not move as there is nothing for it to hold onto
What causes a ball thrown straight up in a car going 60 miles per hour to not hit the back of the car?
The ball inherits the forward speed of the car when thrown inside it. As a result, the horizontal velocity of the ball inside the car matches that of the car itself. This causes the ball to maintain its position relative to the car's interior and not hit the back of the car.
Does a ball dropped out the window of a moving car take longer to reach the ground that on dropped at the same height from a car at rest?
Both objects would strike the ground at the same moment. This is because gravity acts as an independent (unrelated to the forward movement of the car) force downwards. The force of gravity remains unchanged between both balls also.
What is heavier than a bowling ball?
A car?
Which would hit the ground first a car or a soccer ball?
depending how far from the ground both objects are, the ball should hit the ground first. because it doesnt matter if the car weight more his size/shape make it less aerodynamic in comparison to the ball.
How does newton's first law apply to everyday life except driving in a car?
i would think that if you roll a bowling ball, it would represent the first law because it is is a constant motion until the bowling pins are a force that changes the motion.
Which has the greatest inertia bowling ball planet car or train?
Among a bowling ball, a planet, a car, and a train, the planet has the greatest inertia. Inertia depends on an object's mass, and planets have significantly more mass than the other items listed, meaning they resist changes to their motion more than the others do. While a bowling ball is heavy, it pales in comparison to the mass of a planet.
Which has greater gravitational potential energy a car sittknv on top of a hill or a bowling ball sitting kn top of the same hill?
Gravitational potential energy is proportional to the object's height and its mass. So if the car has more mass than the bowling ball has, then it also has more gravitational potential energy.
What are sources of friction?
Driving a car down the street is a source of friction. Rolling a bowling ball down the lane is also an example of friction.
What is in bowling ball cleaners?
Don't store your ball in extremely hot or cold places. Leaving balls in the car or trunk during hot summer hours can lead to cracking and core separations. Sulfonic Acid, AES, NPE, Ethanol absolute ETC.
You hit a bowling ball that was obviously left there for someone to hit - should you have to pay for the damages to your car or should the county where you hit the bowling ball?
If you were operating with due care and caution and paying full time and attention to your driving you would have/should have been able to avoid it. You, or your insurance company is going to have to pay for the repairs.
Can you wheel tilt inwards because of bad ball bearings?
Yes. If the wheel is off the ground a little movement is normal. If the car is on the ground, don't drive the car until it's fixed
How to describe the motion of a ball dropped from a moving car?
The ball would continue moving in the same direction and roughly the same speed as the car before hitting the ground (ignoring air resistance). Think of what happens when a car stops short and you go flying forward into the seat in front of you. That's what's happening to the ball; it's momentum keeps it from falling straight down. Just add gravity to pull the ball towards the ground.
What is an example of Newtons second law?
If you drop a Bowling ball and a soccer ball of off a building, they will hit the ground at the same time because of newtons second law of motion.
Do you connect the ground cable first on a car with a positive ground system when installing a battery?
No, the ground cable gets always disconnected first and connected last, regardless of ground polarity.
