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  1. K

    When force is applied to the abdominal area. .

    Ohh. I see. Thanks a lot, Quabache! I didn't catch that anywhere on a normal search for some reason. :\ And yes, MK. I wholeheartedly agree. Funny story about that, actually . . . but maybe another time. :P
  2. K

    Bit of a problem with polar coordinates.

    . . . . . . . . *smacks forehead* I can't believe I missed that. Thanks so much.
  3. K

    When force is applied to the abdominal area. .

    . . . what happens? From my admittedly limited knowledge of boxing -- perhaps applicable because of its nickname, the "sweet science" -- I know that impact to the stomach constricts the organs somewhat and makes it harder to breathe. But why? Is the body trying to lessen damage to the vitals...
  4. K

    Bit of a problem with polar coordinates.

    Actually, no. I hadn't thought of that. But I don't know how to set it in radian mode. Is there some way I could convert the 4.39 into a form usable in degree mode?
  5. K

    Bit of a problem with polar coordinates.

    Bit of a problem with polar coordinates. (Only trig knowledge needed.) Right. So, in this problem, I'm given the polar coordinate point (rad2, 4.39) -- "rad2" being, naturally, short for radical 2. I'm to find the rectangular coordinates of the point, using the formulas: x = r cos Theta...
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