Went from starting a car analogy to this, as part of the simple car analogy:
> Now the mean square of something that deviates around an average, as you know, is always greater than the square of the mean; so the kinetic energy integral...
No, I don't know, and you lost me. I don't think it matters to me anyway.
> Now the mean square of something that deviates around an average, as you know, is always greater than the square of the mean; so the kinetic energy integral...
No, I don't know, and you lost me. I don't think it matters to me anyway.