I used to think that the lottery was nothing, but now I find it very mysterious. We know that as long as people push too hard, then a lot of signatures will come out. However, why do you only let one sign out when you shake it slowly? I experimented with glass bottles and popsicle sticks and found out that this was the case. I couldn't help but ask, why? Do you know why? Mizukawa asked.

Mechanics can be divided into statics and kinematics according to the state of motion. Why not kinetics? I think there is a difference between motion mechanics and dynamics, and it should be said that kinetics is a type of motion mechanics. Back to the question, it's actually because of the transmission of force. When a person shakes the lottery cylinder, the force of existence between the various lots. After many transmissions, all the force of the person was transmitted to a stick. So, this one stands out more than the others. After many shakes, the stick came out alone.

Dueñas, is it true that when a person shakes violently, the transmission of force does not exist? According to you, shouldn't there be only one team to sign out? However, this is not the case. What do you have to say about that?

The six sons of the wind are coming, didn't you say it, violently. The force used by a person is inversely proportional to the transmission of the force of the sign. The greater the force, the less efficient the force is transmitted. Or rather, multiple passes. In fact, when people are very forceful, they can only achieve one transmission of force. Since the position of each sign is different, the lot that is passed to it is also different. As a result, there are multiple checkouts.

Dueñas, it is undeniable that the transmission of force exists, but it is not the main reason. This is determined by the position of the sign. When the person exerts too much force, the stick is easy to tilt. Moreover, the length of the signature is very long. I've experimented with popsicle sticks in glass bottles. Even if you push hard, you can't get multiple popsicle sticks to come out. The reason for this is that the popsicle sticks are too short. Because the sign is very long, and the force is too large, it causes a large tilt angle. In this case, part of the lottery will naturally come out of the lottery cylinder en masse. Why is it that only one is signed out when you shake it slowly? This is because although the lottery was tilted, it was quickly straightened again. However, it soon tilted again. In order to get out of this state, the force has to be transferred to an object. It's a bit like dominoes until there's an object that fully absorbs all the forces.

The six sons of wind are actually related to the angle of the moment and the direction of the vertical broadcast when the person shakes. The greater the angle, the easier it is to come out.

Margarita, I suspect that the bigger the angle, the easier it will be to get the lot. However, you seem to have forgotten that everyone tilts the lottery cylinder at an angle, which is about 45 degrees. Few people will be different, so the trends you are talking about are simply your own imagination.

The six sons of the wind came, and indeed many of them took the same way. However, not exactly the same angle. Therefore, there is a certain difference in the time taken. No two leaves in the world are exactly the same, and no two people take the same amount of time to draw lots. You can think of a moving object as a particle with no volume, but its volume is real. For example, physicists have conceived ideal gases in order to study gases.

Liuzifeng said: Okay. . .

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