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The Hidden Wonders of Soccer

The Hidden Wonders of Soccer. What does acceleration have to do with soccer????????????. Acceleration. The acceleration of the ball will equal to the force divided by the mass of the ball once it leaves your foot. How does sliding friction occur when kicking a soccer ball?. Sliding Friction.

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The Hidden Wonders of Soccer

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  1. The Hidden Wonders of Soccer

  2. What does acceleration have to do with soccer????????????

  3. Acceleration The acceleration of the ball will equal to the force divided by the mass of the ball once it leaves your foot.

  4. How does sliding friction occur when kicking a soccer ball?

  5. Sliding Friction Sliding friction occurs when you kick the ball and when it is moving it is at a constant speed unless a force is acted upon as friction and slows it down. The friction is caused by the grass below the ball when rolling.

  6. Are any wet forces applied in soccer?

  7. Fluid Friction If the ball is wet, damp and rainy when kicked your foot could slide around when kicking and dribbling the ball on a wet, slippery field.

  8. Weight The size of the ball (weight) depends on how far the ball goes when the same force is applied.

  9. How does the mass affect how far the soccer ball goes?

  10. Mass The air in the ball has mass and volume in the air molecules making the ball go far when you kick it because of the air pressure being tightly together just like a basketball.

  11. Did you learn more about the hidden forces of soccer?

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