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Throwing an object at the same speed but different angles defines an ellipse via its maximum height • The red trajectories take air resistance into accountpic.twitter.com/WJ3awB7pQk
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Could this somehow be related to e being a limit of nth root of n!? https://proofwiki.org/wiki/Euler%27s_Number_as_Limit_of_n_over_nth_Root_of_n_Factorial …
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what makes you think that?
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How can I share this animation off of Twitter? Do you have a link to it? I’m teaching projectile motion right now on my physics class and this is just so groovy
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I can send it to you
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It can also be shown that the surface of the highest place the object reaches for a given horizontal location is a parabola
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