nothing, that is the only info givin.OlderDan said:
The "Bowling ball with air resistance problem" is a physics problem that involves calculating the motion of a bowling ball as it travels through the air, taking into account the effects of air resistance.
The air resistance on a bowling ball is affected by the ball's velocity, surface area, and shape, as well as the density and viscosity of the air.
Air resistance acts in the opposite direction of the ball's motion, slowing it down. This can cause the ball to deviate from its intended path and decrease in speed over time.
The air resistance on a bowling ball can be calculated using the drag equation, which takes into account the factors mentioned in question 2. This equation is often solved numerically using computer simulations.
To minimize air resistance in bowling, one can use a ball with a smooth, polished surface and a streamlined shape. Additionally, throwing the ball with a higher velocity can help reduce the effects of air resistance.