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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: linear vs rotational controversy

Posted by: Lamber () on Wed Dec 24 08:36:01 2003

>>> Therefore, Arod has a linear upper half. His arms move his hands from A to B. <<<
>
> Hi Lamber
>
> This would still be a good time for you to answer a question I asked earlier that you failed to respond to. – “Can you explain how a linear force (A to B) applied to a bat will induce angular displacement?”
>
> Jack Mankin
>

What's up? I just answered this question.

Followups:

linear vs rotational controversy tom.guerry [ Wed Dec 24 10:58:37 2003 ]
linear vs rotational controversy  [ Wed Dec 24 16:59:39 2003 ]
linear vs rotational controversy Rich [ Thu Dec 25 17:16:16 2003 ]
linear vs rotational controversy Jack Mankin [ Thu Dec 25 21:01:41 2003 ]
Re: linear vs rotational controversy Rich [ Fri Dec 26 09:59:05 2003 ]
Re: Re: linear vs rotational controversy Jack Mankin [ Fri Dec 26 14:57:51 2003 ]

Re: linear vs rotational controversy  [ Fri Dec 26 01:12:58 2003 ]

linear vs rotational controversy  [ Thu Dec 25 10:27:21 2003 ]

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> >>> Therefore, Arod has a linear upper half. His arms move his hands from A to B. <<< > > > > Hi Lamber > > > > This would still be a good time for you to answer a question I asked earlier that you failed to respond to. – “Can you explain how a linear force (A to B) applied to a bat will induce angular displacement?” > > > > Jack Mankin > > > > What's up? I just answered this question.

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