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Snail

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mail

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came

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through

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and

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delivered:

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  • #25

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  • sprocket

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  • with

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  • 3/4"

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  • bore

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  • and

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  • 45

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  • teeth.

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  • This

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  • goes

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  • on

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  • the

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  • wheel

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  • axle.

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  • #25

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  • sprocket

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  • with

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  • 5/8"

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  • bore

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  • and

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  • 18

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  • teeth.

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  • This

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  • goes

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  • on

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  • the

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  • differential

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  • axle,

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  • and

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  • this

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  • sprocket

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  • shares

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  • a

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  • chain

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  • with

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  • the

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  • wheel

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  • axle

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  • sprocket.

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  • #25

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  • sprocket

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  • with

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  • 5/8"

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  • bore

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  • and

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  • 24

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  • teeth.

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  • This

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  • goes

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  • on

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  • the

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  • differential

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  • axle,

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  • and

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  • it

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  • shares

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  • a

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  • chain

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  • with

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  • the

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  • flywheel

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  • axle.

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The

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first

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and

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third

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sprockets

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need

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to

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have

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keyways

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cut

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out.

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Joe

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at

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the

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machine

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shop

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in

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Emerson

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will

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help

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us

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tomorrow

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at

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10am to broach these keyways.

Reading:

  • The WaterRower is a rowing machine that uses liquid water and a spinning paddle as the drag mechanism. Its performance monitors incorrectly calculate distance rowed by simply multiplying the linear displacement of the handle by 5. This means that a rower can increase perceived velocity by rushing the recovery and pulling faster rather than harder.

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  • A rower's power is proportional to the cube of velocity: 
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     \large $P = v^3$ 

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  • .

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  • For

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  • example,

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  • rowing

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  • at

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  • a

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  • 2:00

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  • per

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  • 500m

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  • pace

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  • requires

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  • twice

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  • as

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  • much

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  • power

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  • compared

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  • to

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  • rowing

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  • at

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  • a

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  • 2:30

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  • pace.