What ball and where is it?vijaym801 said:which will strike the ball at the fastest speed?
Fightfish said:What ball and where is it?
Fightfish said:Yea, three balls are launched...but you are asking which ball would "strike the ball at the fastest speed"? Clearly there is another ball/target that these three balls are aimed at?
The initial velocity of all three balls is the same, as stated in the question. This means that they are all launched with the same speed and direction.
The trajectory of the balls will be affected by factors such as air resistance, gravity, and the angle at which they are launched. Other factors may include wind speed and direction, and the shape and weight of the balls.
No, the balls will not reach the same height. This is because they will experience different amounts of air resistance and gravity, which will affect their trajectories and the distance they travel.
The balls' velocities will decrease as they fall due to the force of gravity. However, the rate at which their velocities decrease will depend on factors such as air resistance and the angle at which they were launched.
No, it is not possible to predict the exact landing point of each ball. This is because even small differences in initial conditions can lead to significant differences in trajectories over time, making it difficult to accurately predict the exact landing point of each ball.