The speed of impact has a significant effect on the depth the peg is driven into the ground. The higher the speed, the deeper the peg will be driven due to the greater amount of force exerted on the ground.
Yes, the type of surface can have an impact on the depth the peg is driven into the ground. Softer surfaces, such as sand or mud, will result in the peg being driven deeper compared to harder surfaces like concrete or asphalt.
Yes, there is a correlation between the weight of the object and the depth the peg is driven into the ground. Heavier objects will result in a deeper impact due to the increased force exerted on the ground.
The angle of impact can have a significant effect on the depth the peg is driven into the ground. A steeper angle of impact will result in a deeper penetration, while a shallower angle may cause the peg to bounce off the surface and not penetrate as deep.
Other factors that can affect the depth the peg is driven into the ground include the shape of the object (a pointed object will penetrate deeper than a flat object), the density of the surface material, and the moisture content of the ground. Wind and air resistance can also play a role in the impact force and therefore affect the depth of penetration.