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September 10th 03, 12:41 AM
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Since mass is a constant factor on both sides of the equation, it
cancels out. You need to compare one equation to the other. The masses are different. Yes, for one glider, the masses cancel out, but not when comparing two different masses, cetarus parabus. Jim Vincent CFIG N483SZ |
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