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Originally Posted by Hersbird
I agree it takes a specific amount of energy to accelerate a specific mass to a specific speed, but wouldn't doing it slowly be covering a greater distance using the same amount of energy? Also the longer you are at the higher speed the longer you have greater aero drag?
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Sounds like a calculus problem, area under a curve; but that's above my pay grade IQ.
Hitting the greens as they turn is called 'riding the green wave'. Nothing irritates my son as much as the wave rolling toward us instead of away.
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