you are catching a ball falling vertically toward you, the normal force acting on your shoes as you are catching the ball would:
a. decrease
b.increase
c. stay the same
d. none of the above
When the ball is falling vertically downwards
when we catch the ball , the momentum of ball is changing
the ball is applying downwards force on the person
hence , Normal force = weight + force due to ball
the Normal force will increase
b) Increase
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