all objects drop at an acceleration of 9.8 m/s/s until it reaches its terminal velocity
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Above is true, as far as a ball that is falling- but a Baseball is pitched, and then struck by a bat, and it gets a bit more complex. The ball may have an incoming speed of about 83 mph when it crosses the plate. When struck, it will momentarily distort, and rebound (coefficent of restitution- a batted ball bends and unbends again, returning about 55.5% of the energy) That is added to the acceleration of the ball by the bat. And the type of bat can affect that speed. The upper speed limit seems to be about 122 mph for a major league player with a non-wooden bat. So in a few milliseconds, the ball changes from 83 mph in ONE direction, to as much as 122 mph in the OTHER direction. Each 1 mph increase results in another 4 feet of distance before hitting the ground.
The pitcher.
depends on how fast its thrown. every pitcher has a different speed
A fastball is a type of pitch thrown by a pitcher.
yes
In baseball, the bat is used to hit the balls thrown by the pitcher.
it could.
It is used by the batter to hit the baseball, which is being thrown by the opposing teams pitcher.
No pitcher in baseball history has ever thrown the minimum of 27 pitches in a 9 inning game.
speed and spin
Pitch is measured in Hertz (Hz) when referring to a sound wave's frequency. A pitcher in baseball typically uses speed, measured in miles per hour (mph), to describe how fast the ball is thrown.
It can either stand for Wild Pitch or Winning Pitcher.
the thing about softball is that the ball thrown by the pitcher is different than baseball in baseball they trow it normal and in softball the pitcher trows it as a circular form, and baseball is played most by man and softball women.