17. A tennis player's elbow is fully extended during impact with the ball. This is beneficial compared to a partially bent elbow because.the torque due to gravity will be increased ithe linear velocity of the racquet head will be higher as long as the angular velocity is also highthe coefficient of restitution will be greaterthe angular inertia of the racquet will be decreased allowing for a greater angular acceleration18. A large spin is put on a jump serve in volleyball to accelerate the ball downwards once it passes the net. The topspin can be maximized bycreating a greater torque with a force on the bottom of the ballcontact the ball at a greater height from the groundhit with a greater force directed through the It's centergenerating a large torque onto the ball with frictional forces during contact

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