biomechanics

2. where the release height is above the landing height
4. where do the two force arrows start from, when drawing a free body diagram
5. A uniform flight path, symmetrical about its highest point
6. we can use this to determine the acceleration of the body by applying newtons second law of f =ma
8. One of the four factors that affect the way an object flies, ideally at 45 degrees
9. One of the four factors that affect the way an object flies
10. An external factor that acts on an object flying through the air, and acts in the opposite direction to the direction of motion
13. the name of a four sided shape

1. An example in golf where the release height is below the landing height
3. where the release height is below the landing height
5. It is a body that is launched into the air losing contact with the ground surface, such as a discus or a long jumper
7. One of the four factors that affect the way an object flies, links to newtons law of acceleration
11. a curve that is not symmetrical about its highest point
12. An external factor that acts on an object flying through the air, and acts vertically downwards from the centre of mass