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Les Hatton

2012c2

Computing the Distance of a Hammer Throw

WEBLH_HammerDistance.pdf

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Its no big deal but just for completeness, this shows how to model a hammer throw. In this case the aerodynamics are more or less irrelevant. Look out for the terror on the face of a novice hammer thrower as a 7.2Kg ball on a bit of wire hurtles round their head waiting to drag them chin-first across the grass.None yet5

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