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Understanding Periodic Motion: Proving and Explaining its Repeating Nature
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[QUOTE="kuruman, post: 6828475, member: 192687"] I agree that the EKG is periodic, but you're not there yet. What starts and ends? What same point? Time increases to the right on the horizontal axis and no point on it is the "same" as some other point on it. The vertical axis is voltage. [/QUOTE]
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