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Hi all, fairly new to this site so I hope I've posted in the right spot and in the right format. Well I'm doing an assignment on the physics involved in sports at the moment and I need a little help with some calculations. I have decided to do a basic representaton of a soccer ball being kicked from the goal keeper and I am trying to find out the best angle. Now I have found out all the practical values by using a device that simulates a soccer kick. It is simplly like an A-Frame with a pendulum/arm swinging around a single pivot point which pivots around to kick a soccer ball (actually a golf ball for these tests.)
Now my probelm is that we need to calculate some theoretical displacements and maybe velocity too, and I can't think of the right equations to use. So what are some possible equations that I could use to calculate the theoretical values?
Well, I'm thinking something along the lines of projectile motion, motion, circular motion, momentum and impulse. Any of those seem logical?
Well, nothing really yet, only the thought of possible equations.
Please don't bombard me with extremely complex equaitons or formulas unless you want to explain in depth as I'm only in Grade 11 at school.
Thanks Jake
Homework Statement
Now my probelm is that we need to calculate some theoretical displacements and maybe velocity too, and I can't think of the right equations to use. So what are some possible equations that I could use to calculate the theoretical values?
Homework Equations
Well, I'm thinking something along the lines of projectile motion, motion, circular motion, momentum and impulse. Any of those seem logical?
The Attempt at a Solution
Well, nothing really yet, only the thought of possible equations.
Please don't bombard me with extremely complex equaitons or formulas unless you want to explain in depth as I'm only in Grade 11 at school.
Thanks Jake