What does bowling have to do with math?

Answer 1

You have to add your score. The machine usually does it for you, but every frame you get credit for the pins you do knock down, and then double the first ball after a spare, or double the second two balls after a strike.

There are 39 boards (a little more than 1" each) going across the lane and 60' down the lane. That's a lot of margin for error.

Advanced:

You have to maintain a specific ball speed to score well.

You have to understand how to use different angles to your advantage.

You have to be able to control your ball's deceleration.

If you bowl a tournament, you generally add up all of your scores together to figure out your series/total wood.

There are 10 pins you need to hit them to get points its with addition and subtraction

Example:hit 2 pins 10 - 2 = 8 pins which equals 2 points

Answer 2

you have to project the balls spin and how fast how to turn how slick the lane is and more even