You are a pitcher in a baseball game and you want the ball to go upwards when you throw it to the batter. How will you release the baseball from your fingers? O Rolling to the left O Rolling backwards O Rolling forward O Rolling to the right

You are a pitcher in a baseball game and you want the ball to go upwards when you throw it to the batter. How will you release the baseball from your fingers? O Rolling to the left O Rolling backwards O Rolling forward O Rolling to the right

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Chapter10: Rotational Motion And Angular Momentum

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Rolling to the right

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