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You are obviously not familiar with the game of Baseball, so let me try and explain. The baseball bat is held both, and gripped similarly to the way you would grip an axe or shovel. The pitcher then pitches the ball, and the batter swings the bat in an attempt to strike the ball and put it into play.
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What is striking in golf?
In the simplest terms, striking is hitting the ball.
If the striking batsman hits the ball and runs arriving to the non striking batsman's crease but the non striking batsman never leaves his crease who is out if the striker wicket is hit by the ball?
it is the striking batsman who ran
A baseball bat is a machine. When a batter swings and hits a ball the batter swinging is the?
The batter swinging the bat.
Which of these is the best example of transfer of momentum?
Which of what ? There's no list of choices, no examples, no suggestions, nothing to choose from.
Is striking a ball a closed skill?
Yes
What does a kick mean?
Striking the ball with the foot.
Is a base ball bat a lever?
No, but swinging the bat is a lever.
Why the earth revolving around the sun?
Astronomically, you only get smaller masses orbiting larger ones - try imagining a tennis ball on the end of a string, with you swinging the tennis ball around. Now imagine the tennis ball swinging you!
Why sun not revolving around the earth?
Astronomically, you only get smaller masses orbiting larger ones - try imagining a tennis ball on the end of a string, with you swinging the tennis ball around. Now imagine the tennis ball swinging you!
What is the purpose of striking the ball in a game of volleyball?
the purpose is to change the ball's speed
What is the centripetal force of a tether ball swinging around a pole?
The centripetal force acting on a tether ball swinging around a pole is provided by the tension in the tether. This force is directed towards the center of the circular path the ball is following and is necessary to keep the ball in its circular motion.
Is a swinging wrecking ball potential energy?
No. It is an example of kinetic energy.
