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Brent B. Maghirang

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By: Laurice Sheena V. Reyes

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Colorful Tips To Clean Keyboard Easily Illustration With Abstract List - Infographic (2)

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Cosico, Earl Anthony V.

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1. When a someone throws a basketball towards the hoop, the basketball goes through projectile motion, because it moves along a curved path under the influence of gravity only.                                                     2. Make sure that the force in throwing the ball is just correct, so that the ball wouldn't suddenly fall (too little force) or bounce (too much force)                                                                                         3.  Make sure the trajectory don't have obstacles, so that it will reach the ring successfully.                                           RHIANNA YSABLLE E. OCAMPO

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1. When a someone throws a basketball towards the hoop, the basketball goes through projectile motion, because it moves along a curved path under the influence of gravity only.                                                     2. Make sure that the force in throwing the ball is just correct, so that the ball wouldn't suddenly fall (too little force) or bounce (too much force)                                                                                         3.  Make sure the trajectory don't have obstacles, so that it will reach the ring successfully.                                           RHIANNA YSABLLE E. OCAMPO

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Dark Green Pink Bright Expressive Period Education Poster

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BASKETBALL

1. When a basketball is thrown towards the hoop, it undergoes projectile motion because it travels along a curved route under the only effect of gravity.

2. Make sure the trajectory is free of obstructions so it can successfully reach the ring.

3. Make sure the force with which you toss the ball is just right, so it doesn't fall (insufficient force) or bounce (too much force)