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This is also a flawed analogy as the whole line of balls will still move slow. It's more like tiny balls on a loudspeaker. When you apply energy to the loudspea
by jhoechtl 9y ago
This is also a flawed analogy as the whole line of balls will still move slow. It's more like tiny balls on a loudspeaker. When you apply energy to the loudspeaker a pattern depending on energy on frequency will develop. It's more the speed at which this pattern can change rather the speed of movement of the individual balls
- dghughes 9y agoI'm thinking more along the lines of the spot where the balls were is a hole which the balls now occupy. The balls moving isn't the point I was trying to make it was the force from one end to the other. Not the greatest analogy I'll admit. I'm not sure I understand what you're saying it almost sounds like you're referring to impedance.