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Texting!

marisam96

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Now, don't be too quick to judge this post! Texting holds sooooo many aspects of physics! To start, you can realitively easily find the speed at which it takes you to type a word! Or even the speed at which it takes to type an entire message!

To begin, you take the distance of your fingers from the phone. Simple enough! It will probably be a few centimeters. Then, the amound of time it takes to type a word! You can just use a stop watch for this portion. Finally, make the acceleration zero because your velocity probably won't change too much. Now that you have all of these factors, you can find the velocity it takes to type a text message.

Isn't that pretty dandy!

who knew it was possible to have physics within texting!

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