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Physics of Kicking a Soccer Ball

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When kicking a soccer ball there are a few mechanies involved. There is mass, velocity or speed, power, height, fricition, force, and distance. With just kicking a soccer ball all of these mechanies are included. If yuo want to know the distance when you can kick the ball can use some kinematic equations like v(avg) equals distance over time. Of course if you're trying to find the it would be v(avg) times time. You also have to keep in mind of friction and the mass of the ball as well as height. All of these mechanies can inpact just the distance of a ball. One more thing, to get the max distance you kick the ball at 45 degree area. This information it=s a part of projectile mtion of horizontal distance. The more power obviously the more velocity or speed the ball will have more ditance.

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