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'what is the physics of lawn bowling'?

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Lawn Bowling is a sport that involves rolling balls (bowls) along a grass or artificial turf surface towards a target called a jack. The physics involved includes factors such as the initial speed and direction of the bowl, friction between the bowl and the green, and the influence of external factors like wind and slope of the surface. Players must adjust their technique and aim to account for these physics principles in order to accurately deliver the bowl to the desired location.

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