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That is simple because he has been playing basket ball sinse they where kids so they are used to having a balance on a Basketball
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Do balanced forces make objects move?
No, balanced forces do not make objects move. Balanced forces result in an object maintaining its state of motion or staying at rest. If the forces acting on an object are balanced, there is no net force to cause motion.
When the forces acting on an object are balanced the net force on the object is?
This is called balanced forces and no acceleration is present.
What makes you a better basketball player?
Practicing and knowing your opponents weaknesses can make you a better basketball player.
How many basketball dimes did the player make in the game?
The player made 10 basketball assists in the game.
Does a basketball player make more than a baseball player?
yes
Is you are like the best basketball player a simile?
Depends on how and what you are comparing to with a basketball player. For example. "His lay up was so perfect it was like he the best basketball player ever to make such a shot."
What actors and actresses appeared in Make It Rain - 2014?
The cast of Make It Rain - 2014 includes: John Allcorn as Basketball Player Elvis Clark as Basketball Player David Maldonado as Ed Candice Michele Barley as Myra John Ostermann as Basketball Coach Aaron Sunstrum as Basketball Player Blaze Tucker as David Tug White as Basketball Player
How much a basketball player make a year?
It varies...
How much money does a basketball player make?
1.28
Make it takes to be a basketball player?
hard work
What kind of adjustment do you have to make to be a basketball player?
Be BLACK!
How do magnets affect balanced forces and unbalanced forces?
Magnets do not affect balanced forces because balanced forces result in no change in an object's motion. However, magnets can affect unbalanced forces by either attracting or repelling objects, causing a change in their motion or acceleration. This is due to the magnetic field exerted by the magnet interacting with other magnetic materials around it.
