The speed of a launched ball can be calculated by dividing the distance traveled by the time it took for the ball to travel that distance. This is known as the average speed formula, where speed = distance/time.
The speed of a launched ball can be affected by factors such as the angle of launch, the type of surface the ball is launched from, and the force applied to launch the ball.
Yes, the speed of a launched ball can also be determined by measuring the time it takes for the ball to reach a specific point. This is known as the instantaneous speed formula, where speed = change in distance/change in time.
The speed of a launched ball can be increased by using a more powerful launcher, increasing the angle of launch, and using a smoother surface for the ball to travel on.
Launching the ball multiple times can help to get a more accurate average speed, as each launch may have slight variations. It also helps to ensure that any external factors that may have affected the speed are accounted for.