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Determining the mathematical relationship between the thermal energy applied to a squash ball and the consequential gain in hang time of the ball Cunnington, Jade
Abstract
During the game of squash, the transfer of thermal energy to the squash ball is integral to increase the bounce height of the ball. This investigation involves the transfer of thermal energy to squash balls of the same brand and specification to observe the effect on hang time. Preliminary work involved determining the specific heat capacity of the squash balls. On completing the investigation, the results showed a linear relationship between the thermal energy applied and the hang time.
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Determining the mathematical relationship between the thermal energy applied to a squash ball and the consequential gain in hang time of the ball
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2009-05-05
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During the game of squash, the transfer of thermal energy to the squash ball is integral to increase the bounce height of the ball. This investigation involves the transfer of thermal energy to squash balls of the same brand and specification to observe the effect on hang time. Preliminary work involved determining the specific heat capacity of the squash balls. On completing the investigation, the results showed a linear relationship between the thermal energy applied and the hang time.
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eng
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2009-05-05
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Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
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10.14288/1.0107207
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Unreviewed
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Undergraduate
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