Physics, 03.11.2020 05:20 dozsyerra

The image shows a carnival game called "The Strong Man" that requires a player to use a rubber mallet to strike a pad. The more force used by the player to strike the pad, the higher the metal object will rise and possibly ring the bell at the top. Which of the following correctly uses the laws of motion to explain how this game works?

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