Calculating Time and Final Velocity of a Ball Thrown into the Air
2009年9月10日 · What factors determine the time a ball spends in the air when thrown? The time a ball spends in the air is determined by the initial velocity, angle of release, and the force of …
Simple throwing ball up problem - Physics Forums
2007年12月15日 · Simple throwing ball "up" problem Homework Statement Ball is thrown vertically with upward velocity of 18m/s when it reaches 1/4 of its maximum height above its …
Understand the Physics of Throwing a Ball Upward - Physics Forums
2009年5月26日 · When throwing a ball upward, air resistance can slow down the ball's velocity, making it fall back to the ground faster. This effect is more significant for objects with larger …
Throwing a ball: Motion in one direction - Physics Forums
2012年2月3日 · The main difference between throwing a ball on Earth and throwing it in space is the presence of gravity. On Earth, gravity pulls the ball towards the ground, causing it to follow …
Physics Confusion: The Ball's Trajectory in an Upward Throw …
2003年6月14日 · Say there's a ball being thrown upwards (from the bottom to the top of a building) with an initial speed of 29.4 m/s for 4 seconds at an acceleration of -9.8 m/s². Now …
What would the acceleration-time graph of throwing up a ball …
2006年1月15日 · Can the acceleration-time graph of throwing up a ball be used to calculate the height of the throw? Yes, the height of the throw can be calculated by using the equation h = …
Time and air resistance question; throwing a ball upward. - Physics …
2012年9月10日 · The relationship between time and air resistance when throwing a ball upward is that as time increases, the air resistance acting on the ball also increases. This is because the …
Throwing a ball from a train at an angle - Physics Forums
2015年9月21日 · No, a ball cannot be thrown from a train at any angle and still land back on the train. The ball's trajectory is affected by gravity, air resistance, and the train's motion, making it …
The Physics of Throwing a Ball: Velocity & Acceleration
2004年9月23日 · The acceleration due to gravity never changes and is always 9.8 m/s 2.Neglecting air resistance, we can therefore reason that the speed of the ball at a certain …
Throwing a ball in a moving train - Physics Forums
2011年7月30日 · In summary, When throwing a tennis ball straight up in a moving train, it will drop back down on the same spot due to the fact that you, the ball, and the air in the carriage all …