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Published on Nov 22, 2015

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SOCCER HAS SCIENCE TOO!

ANNA YAMNITZ
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Soccer has sliding friction when you dive in goal.

Photo by Michael Crosio
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SOCCER EFFECTS MOTION BY....

WHEN YOU SAVE THE GOAL YOU STOP MOTION
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Soccer has some rolling friction when you dribble the ball.

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SOCCER EFFECTS MOTION BY...

WHEN YOU DRIBBLE THE BALL YOU START MOTION
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Soccer has some fluid friction when the ball is in the air.

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SOCCER EFFECTS MOTION BY....

WHEN THE BALL IS IN THE AIR IT IS MAKING MOTION GO SLOWER.
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Soccer has balanced forces when you are doing a throw in.

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SOCCER EFFECTS MOTION BY.....

WHEN YOU THROW IN THE BALL YOU MAKE IT STOP.
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SOCCER HAS UNBALNCED FORCES WHEN....

YOU KICK THE BALL IT MAKES IT GO FASTER.
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SOCCER EFECTS MOTION BY...

WHEN YOU KICK THE BALL IT MAKES IT GO FASTER.
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SOCCER HAS INERTIA WHEN...

YOU ARE GETTING PRESSURED BY ANOTHER PLAYER.
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SOCCER HAS MOTION BY...

WHEN YOU ARE UNDER PRESSURE IT IS MAKING FORCES SLOWER.
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MY MATH

  • Anna is pressuring the ball with 50N
  • The other player is defending with 20N
  • 50N -- 20N = 30N to the right.
  • Anna has a stronger force.
Photo by Fernando Silveira

Anna Yamnitz