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What is the shortest billiards game?
For pocket billiards, 9 ball is often won in 1 shot. Both 8 ball and 9 ball can be won on the break,
What if Child is hit in head with ball?
1. age of the child 2. type of ball thrown (hardball, tennis ball, etc) 3. distance range that the ball was thrown 4. age of chid that threw the ball 5. location upon the head the ball hit 6. symptoms of the child after being hit by the ball
How many breaks do golfers get?
Assuming you are referring to the "break" on the green, it is the slope of the surface of the putting green. When putting if the ball rolls to the right it is said to be a "right break" same for left break, ball rolls to left after being struck by putter. To hit the hole when putting on a right break, you would have to hit ball to the left. You will hear terms such as "inside left edge" which would indicate to aim at the left side of the cup and the ball should "break" right into the cup when you hit put. Other terms: right edge, outside right edge, 2 inches outside right edge(aim 2 inches outside right side of cup), etc. A severe break would be 3-4 feet of break. Distance and Speed as factors: Distance from cup is a major determining factor for break. If ball were 5 foot from cup a break of inside the left edge would possibly be 1-2 feet of break if the ball were 15 feet from hole. Speed is also a major consideration. Normally when break is stated it is assumed the speed of the put would cause the ball to stop 1-2 feet past the ball. Some putters are "die in" putters. They only hit ball enough to get it exactly to hole and ball literally falls into the hole as it is stopping. Some golfers are very good at this but it is not recommended for most golfers. These golfers must be very good at reading break and speed of putting surface.
What are the odds of sinking 8 ball on the break twice in a row?
The odds of sinking the 8 ball on the break in a standard game of pool are typically around 1 in 40. To calculate the odds of sinking it twice in a row, you would multiply the probability of sinking it once (1/40) by itself, resulting in a probability of approximately 1 in 1,600. This means that the chances of sinking the 8 ball on the break twice in a row are quite low.
Was SONAR developed during World War 1 to track the location of underwater mines?
True
How to get 1 point in football"?
In football, a team can get 1 point by kicking the ball through the goalposts during a field goal attempt.
What results from th eprocess of crossing-over during prophase 1?
During the crossing-over of pro phase 1, chromosomes of a homologous pair break and exchange genes.
What does wahi in maori mean?
wāhi means:1. (verb) (-a) to break, split, break open, rend, break through, cut (a pack of cards).2. (noun) opening, break.3. (noun) location, locality, place, part, piece, portion, section, share, segment.
Who did the US annex because of its location en route to china during world war 1?
the hump
Is 6 players - 1 ball a ratio?
5
How can a player score 1 point in football?
A player can score 1 point in football by kicking the ball through the goalposts during a field goal attempt.
What kept the us and Canada from being attacked during WW 1 and 2 was it the people the freedom the politics or the location?
The location seems obvious . The Germans just couldn't reach that far.
