I would say yes but it all depends on how much air is in the basketball in question.
Depending on the type of material that is used for the indoor track, it is possible to bounce a basketball on the floor.
Yes defiintely.
It is better for bounce and it seals in air better than standard leather.
In general, a basketball will bounce higher than a soccer ball because basketballs are designed to have higher bounce properties due to the material and construction of the ball. Soccer balls are typically designed to have less bounce to promote better control and handling during gameplay.
-- Basketballs are much larger in size than oranges. -- Basketballs are filled with air, but oranges are filled with juice and pulp. -- Basketballs have much higher air pressure than oranges. -- Oranges grow on trees while basketballs are manufactured. -- The density of an orange is much greater than the density of a basketball. -- An orange is juicy, easy to chew, and sweet, whereas a basketball is dry, rubbery, and tastes terrible. -- A basketball can bounce and a orange cannot bounce.
because you cant bounce the ball unless it is made of pig skin because you cant bounce the ball unless it is made of pig skin
A bowling ball is a ball that does not bounce due to its heavy weight and solid construction. Unlike rubber balls or basketballs, bowling balls are designed to roll smoothly along a lane rather than bounce.
The weight of the basketball does not affect the height of its bounce. The height of the bounce is determined by factors like the force applied to the ball, the material it's made of, and the surface it bounces on.
Objects that can bounce typically need to be made of a material that is elastic or can store and release energy upon impact. Common examples include rubber balls, basketballs, and super balls. The ability to bounce also depends on the surface the object is hitting - harder surfaces like concrete will produce a higher bounce compared to softer surfaces like grass.
With two basketballs, one in each hand, bounce them alternatively for as long as possible (up to 1 min) without losing control
I don't believe so. Think of a basketball and a super ball. (I know, this is for example) Both of them bounce super high, and a baseball doesn't bounce. I think it depends on the air inside of it and not the size. Basketballs have air, super balls too, footballs bounce a little also.