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Discussion: High Percentage Shot
Off a Ceiling Backwall
It is possible that the fourth contact point is the sidewall instead of
the backwall if your opponent hit an angled ceiling ball. Therefore, a new
crucial variable comes into play: the coefficient of friction (µ)
or called Mu. Basically, if the ball hits the sidewall first, then,
µ, would decrease its velocity and
changes its angle as it approaches the backwall.
Since friction has
decreased the ball’s velocity, you have to estimate and determine how much
were V and Power affected by µ and thus,
at what angle will it comes off the sidewall and hit the fifth and final
contact point, the backwall. How far will the ball caroms off the sidewall
into the backwall? Spins? Position yourself based on all these variables.
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