VolleyBall
Published on Nov 20, 2015
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IN VOLLEYBALL, AN EXAMPLE OF SLIDING FRICTION IS DIGGING ON YOUR KNEEPADS. THIS AFFECTS MOTION BY MAKING YOU MOVE (SLIDE) FASTER.
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IN VOLLEYBALL, AN EXAMPLE OF ROLLING FRICTION IS WHEN YOU HAVE A CAMPFIRE. THIS AFFECTS MOTION BY ROLLING THE BALL ON THE GROUND.
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IN VOLLEYBALL, AN EXAMPLE OF FLUID FRICTION IS JUMPING THROUGH THE AIR TO HIT THE VOLLEYBALL. THIS AFFECTS MOTION BY YOU TRAVELING THROUGH THE AIR.
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IN VOLLEYBALL, FORCES ARE BALANCED WHEN TWO PEOPLE HIT WITH EQUAL FORCE, WHILE GOING FOR THE BALL. I KNOW THIS BECAUSE THEY HIT EACH OTHER WITH EQUAL FORCE.
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IN VOLLEYBALL, FORCES ARE UNBALANCED WHEN YOU OVER HAND SERVE. I KNOW THIS BECAUSE I HIT THE BALL HARDER THAN IT HITS ME.
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IN VOLLEYBALL, AN EXAMPLE OF INERTIA IS WHEN I REFUSE TO MOVE, WHEN THE BALL HITS ME. I KNOW THIS BECAUSE I HAVE MORE MASS THAN THE VOLLEYBALL.
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IN VOLLEYBALL, I KNOW THE BALL IS IN MOTION WITH THE REFERENCE POINT OF THE NET.
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IN VOLLEYBALL, AN EXAMPLE OF A FORCE EXPLANATION AND NET FORCE IS;
IF A BALL COMES AT THE PLAYER WITH A FORCE OF 20 N AND THE PLAYER HITS IT WITH 50 N, IT WILL GO 30 N.
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