JohnL
At 07:29 PM 4/15/98 -0600, Cynthia Glickman wrote:
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>I was wondering if anyone may have any ideas. I am helping with an article that is
>about using software and Quick time. The focus of the article involves a roller
>coaster that goes through a loop. Does the front or the back go through the loop
>faster? Well, in our data it appears that the front actually goes through the loop
>faster. Is there some mathematics (or physics) that supports this? What
>mathematics could be taught through this example?
>
>Thanks in advance for any thoughts you could share.
>Cynthia Glickman
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