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Replace 9.81 with a variable #60

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kmilo9999 opened this issue Jan 12, 2024 · 1 comment

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kmilo9999 commented Jan 12, 2024 •

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Suggestion for a new issue: Perhaps we should replace 9.81 (which is used through this function) with a variable? It'll be the standard gravitational acceleration, so we could call it g = 9.81 or gravitational_acceleration = 9.81 and then use that wherever it's used. There might be other places where we have something similar, and perhaps we want to do that everywhere.

Originally posted by @hollandjg in #45 (comment)

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cpaniaguam changed the title Suggestion for a new issue: Perhaps we should replace 9.81 (which is used through this function) with a variable? It'll be the standard gravitational acceleration, so we could call it g = 9.81 or gravitational_acceleration = 9.81 and then use that wherever it's used. There might be other places where we have something similar, and perhaps we want to do that everywhere. Replace 9.81 with a variable

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cpaniaguam commented Jan 31, 2024

Can probably use scipy.constants.g.

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Add scipy.constants.g and use it for calculations #86

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