If the ball get flat then the temperature will get lower. My opinion is yes,because the more air particles the ball get the more the temperature rises. but if the ball is cold that means the molecules are closer together making it stiffer so then it hits but it won't bounce as high. It does because heat makes things expand and when you bounce a basketball for instance it needs to flatten a little bit to get mometum and bounce itself back up, but a deflated ball dosn'tgo as high because it flattens to much to the ground. What type of water do plants grow best in? We think so, the ball bounces higher in heat, then deflates when it's cold, like they said. if it is hardwood then yes because it is one of the hardest!! and it depends on the floor hardwood,tile,carpet. Well.like she said it depends on whether the ball is inflated or not. The best way to make a penny brand new again is to use tomato juice. When something is in the cold it gets harder because its in the process of feezing but when something gets harder it doesnt bounce well This is gay!!! i KNOW cold air deflats the ball FOR SURE.
Ithink yes cause the basketballs get flat in the cold assuming the surface is harder(hard wood floor) and that the ball is inflated to optimal pressure. If any ball is released(no extra energy from being thrown)a ball will only rebound 1/2 the total hight it fell. heat will cause the air molecules to move faster(inflate) while cold slows them down eventually causing deflation all over time. If inflated-yes heat and cold affect the air in the ball. Related FAQ: sci.physics Frequently Asked Questions (Part 1 of 4)ĭoes heat or cold affect how high a ball bouncesĭepends.is the ball inflated w/ air or solid rubber? if solid-no it would take excessive heat or cold to affect it.
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