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physics of mowing the lawn

necharles17

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there is a lot of physics while mowing the lawn. I live near durand park so my back yard is a little hilly. This requires me to push the lawn mower extra hard while going up the hill. I could also find either the initial velocity, final velocity, distance or time of a piece of grass that is shot out of the side of the mower. Lawn mowing takes a lot of thinking to do because when the grass is longer i would want to move the mower with a slower velocity than if the grass is short because the lawn mower may not be able to handle such long grass in a short amount of time and do a quality job.

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