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Hmmm.. with a compressing spring, an increasing force, providing an increasing retardation.
So certainly not constant acceleration. I think I was responding to the idea of doubling the acceleration by the reversed direction, which seems also mistaken
Brian W
On 6/6/2012 11:54 AM, brian whatcott wrote:
Comparable speed at reciprocal heading, with constant acceleration possibly??
Brian W
On 6/6/2012 10:57 AM, Bernard Cleyet wrote:
On 2012, Jun 06, , at 08:19, John Clement wrote:
I wonder if the boxes were filled with bubble wrap.A possible worsening, as if not popped, bouncing, doubling the acceleration.
Since these are__
professionals I suspect they first tried a dummy and that they know how to
calculate forces.
So testing an idea is not all that farfetched.
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