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    Team Number: 044

    School Name: Moriarty High School

    Area of Science: Physics

    Project Title: Kicking a Soccer Ball

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What physics is involved in kicking a soccer ball? I will create a program to find the physics involved.

I think it is important to know the physics involved to help in games. If a player can determine the force needed to send the ball to an exact location, then he/she could get it their most effeciently so a goal or win could be achieved.

The purpose of this project, like I said, is to determine the physics in kicking. I hope it will also show how the ball's rotation will have an affect on the balls travel, speed, distance.

I plan on writing a program to determine the above topics, then use the results from the program to make graphs and charts. I plan to make the results as simple but descriptive and understandable as possible.

To determine these things and get results, I will need to do as much research as needed to get equations that will be useful.


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