If u throw a ball into the wall, how far should u stand to catch it ?

Question

action and reaction relationship

Answer 1

That depends on the way you throw it, and the force you exerted to do the action. If for the first one, for example, you threw the ball horizontally, you'll have to approach the wall more, in order to catch it.
Another example is the projectile, or the angle above the horizontal, and the force.
If you see basketball games, then you'll notice that there are a lot of ways of doing your experiment.

Answer 2

Thats according to the force that u through the ball with, the distance from the wall & also the angle that u through the ball at

if u got all that u can apply Newton 3rd law (every action has a reaction equal in magnitude & opposite in direction)

Answer 3

If it's a bowling ball, about 1 foot. If it's a raquetball maybe 20 feet. What kind of question is this?

What kind of ball? How high are you throwing? What kind of wall? How hard are you throwing?

Please.

Answer 4

this is simple...
first.. if the ball strikes the wall horizontally..
then it wil exactly retrace the path it followed..
if it hits at an acute angle... wrt to the normal at the pt of contact..
then it will fall short ...i.e...you have to move forward depending on the co-efficeint of restitution...
if it hits on an obtuse angel.. it will fall behind you...
genrally..
but this case depends more on the co-eff of restitution...
work it out...its simple..
calc the vel...and find how far it wil fall...

Answer 5

Close enough that it doesn't hit the ground on the way back. Unless it's ok to catch it on the bounce, then I would say close enough to catch it on the bounce.

Answer 6

This question is ambiguous, you cant solve it unless you have the force exerted, distance away, etc.