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Bhegtvya
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Physics question

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Known: weight: 190lb
Psi of tire: 31
Distance object bounced up from tire:24 inches

A 190 lb ball hits a tire at 31psi and bounces 24 inches in the air.

Is there a physics equation that would tell me the force at which the ball hits the tire?
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Re: Physics question

Post by charlesg »

Hi Bhegtvya,

If you know the area of contact between the ball and the tire, you can use: Pressure * Area = Force

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