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What Are 3 Scientific concepts of softball?
Gravity, momentum, and air resistance.
Will a softball bounce higher than a baseball?
it depends if the softball is heavier than the baketball then no it will bounce lower. If a basketball is heavier than a softball it will bounce higher because of gravity
Gravity is an example of what?
an example of gravity is sky diving. the gravity is pulling down the the ground after you jump out of the plane.
Which drops faster a canon ball or a softball?
They both drop at the same rate because of the law of gravity.
Which is not an example of gravity?
Nothing, gravity affects everything in the universe every yocto-second. You cant come up with a non example. Even anti-gravity is an example of gravity since your just reversing the pull of gravity to a push.
Does London England have a softball team?
It has lots of teams and they play in competitions. They have a league known as the Greater London Softball Mixed League for example.
Does a baseball or a softball goes further if you hit it from the same distance?
no, thethe gravity of a baseball is bigger than a softball's. so baseball has more friction than softball. hence, if you hit both of them from the same speed ,baseball will go further than softball.
Is gravity is example of physics?
Gravity is an example of a force of nature being studied by physics. Physics is a human endevour to help increase our understanding of the natural world. To describe nature we have theories; for example we have the Theory of Gravity to explain gravity.
What are non examples of gravity?
Mud is anon-example of gravity.
How do you create a softball bracket for a company softball tournament?
There are website online that you can use to create the simplest to the most involved brackets for free. Bracketmaker.com is an example.
What has no gravity?
Anything with mass has gravity so anything with no mass has no gravity, for example a photon has no mass.
Is gravity an example of a scientific law?
No, but the result of our attempt to understand gravity and describe it is.
