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 One wondered why they couldn't practice in the gym that day - because the robotics team had it reserved was the answer. "Oh, we have a robotics team?"
Sigh. This is a team with a low number. They've been around for at least a dozen years. There's still a lot more culture-changing to do. - GaryVoshol [more] |
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17-08-2008, 21:14
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Re: pic: 5 Inch Wheel
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Torque = Force x Distance, so as distance increases, force decreases. Edit: Beat to it. Last edited by Richard McClellan : 17-08-2008 at 21:23. 
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