Depending on how intense the game and competitor, all energy systems are used in basketball (ATP - PC, Lactic Acid and Oxygen systems). The Oxygen system would probably dominate in a slower, more controlled game of basketball (possibly NBA) but the ATP-PC system (with some assistance from the Lactic Acid system) would probably dominate in a faster, more aggressive game (NCAA or college ball) where the players would need to recover either by playing predominantly either offense or defense (but not both) and / or subbing off and on the court during the game.
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The dominant energy system in Basketball is the anaerobic system, particularly the lactic acid system. This system provides energy for high-intensity activities such as sprinting, jumping, and quick movements during the game. Players rely on this system for short bursts of energy lasting up to a few minutes.
Basketball players use the aerobic energy system during low-intensity activities like jogging or light running, which helps to sustain energy levels over longer periods of time. This system relies on oxygen to generate energy and is essential for maintaining performance during extended periods of play on the basketball court.
As a basketball rises toward the basket, its kinetic energy decreases. This is because its velocity decreases as it moves against the force of gravity. At the highest point of its trajectory, the basketball's kinetic energy is lowest.
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A standard basketball has a diameter of 24 centimeters in the metric system.
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