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another question about physics
since posting about physics is cool today, and I have wondered this for a while.
It is a punching fight. One guy has more momentum, the other guy has more energy but has lower momentum in his punches. Whose punch will hurt more? |
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Re: another question about physics
For pity's sake, SMP!
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Re: another question about physics
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Whose punch will hurt more? [/ QUOTE ] Only the punch that strikes you, there is no proof for sympathetic pain. |
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Re: another question about physics
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since posting about physics is cool today, and I have wondered this for a while. It is a punching fight. One guy has more momentum, the other guy has more energy but has lower momentum in his punches. Whose punch will hurt more? [/ QUOTE ] If by "lower" you mean "in the nuts", yea, that one. |
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Re: another question about physics
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since posting about physics is cool today, and I have wondered this for a while. It is a punching fight. One guy has more momentum, the other guy has more energy but has lower momentum in his punches. Whose punch will hurt more? [/ QUOTE ] "Hurt" depends more on force, or dP/dt. The greater momentum will 'hurt' more. Josh |
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Re: another question about physics
Don't different methods of punching transfer different amounts of energy to the target? Thus, there is insufficient information to answer this.
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