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Not to be a pill but velocity (in physics and as-used in the preceding posts) is well-defined and includes both time and distance. So if reducing distance resul
by derstander 5y ago
Not to be a pill but velocity (in physics and as-used in the preceding posts) is well-defined and includes both time and distance. So if reducing distance results in the same time then, indeed, the velocity must be lower.
If one is talking abstractly about the “velocity” of the game I suppose a point could be made about that.
- AlbertCory 5y agoI think he's thinking fast-pitch softball, where the ball does indeed get to the plate in a comparable time. In slow-pitch, which I was talking about, it's no contest.