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What is the angle that the ball is going and the force that is applied to the ball by the bat?
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∙ 12y ago
I would recommend a 45 degree angle! i seem to get the most power out of my swing then. Also make sure not to drop your shoulder.
At 45 degrees you would have a nice Golf swing but a horrific softball swing. The bat will be at approximately 90 degrees to the batter and 0 degrees to the ball. The angle the ball is traveling will be different from pitch to pitch and speed of the pitcher but along the plain of the field it will be approximately 4 to 15 degrees. The force is going to depend on the speed of the pitch and the batters bat speed but it will be around 6000 lbs peak force. If you wish to get a better estimate refer to Newton's second law. You will need to ball speed and bat speed.
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