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How many dipples on a golf ball?
there are 336 dimples on a golf ball.
How smooth is a cue ball?
It is perfectly smooth.
Are ball pythons slimy or bumpy or smooth?
They are smooth and soft.
What is the difference between the ball of basketball and the ball of football?
A soccer ball is round, a football is shaped like a lemon. A soccer ball is smooth, a football has some grip. A soccer ball is a lot bigger than a football.
What is a diffence between hitting a baseball in an indoor and an outdoor?
lOl wot a Question but still i can answer it if you hit a ball indoor you can break somthing very easily and can get grounded whereas if you play outside there are lesser chances of this.... Hope you get it
How heavy is soccer ball like?
A soccer ball feels like smooth leather, along with creases in between each square of the whole ball.
What are some really smooth pens?
Really smooth pens include the uni-ball series and the pilot series. Both have low costs. I prefer the gel grip uni-ball signo but another really smooth pen is the pilot v-ball.
How far does a ball roll on tile?
it depends on the size and weight of the ball and if its flat tile or smooth...and what the ball is made of.
Does the type of ball including different mass or inflatability affect how high the ball bounces?
Talking on the likeness of theory it is likely that different balls hence diffence in the matrial it is made of so yes it will affect the bounce
If a 3rd baseman goes to the mound between innings picks up ball moves his feet around to smooth the dirt 2 feet from the pitchers rubber then hands the ball to the real pitcher who has to pitch?
The pitcher
Why is the momentum of a billiard ball change as is rolls on a billiard table?
The answer is rather simple. Even though a billiard ball is smooth, when it rolls it imparts some of its kinetic energy to the felt covering of the table. That is, the felt heats up a bit as the ball slows down.
Why is a smooth rubber ball able to spin easier in water than a tennis ball?
Because a tennis ball is hairy, and this means that the hairs stick out from the ball and involve more water in the spinning process (as compared to a smooth ball of otherwise identical size, weight) which uses up the energy of the spinning faster.
