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in the first lecture mass is proportional to size cubic my question is : why cubic??
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IMO, if you look at it from a one dimensional and two dimensional standpoint, you start with a point, and let it grow in one dimension becoming a line. The line has no mass, as it has no volume. Then let the line grow in a second dimension becoming a plane. But it still has no mass as it has no volume.
I should probably also add that he is approximating the size of a body as a cube, discarding all the details of arms, legs, etc.
in cube V = L^3 M is proportional to V so M is proportional to L^3 but I don't understand whta he means by "size"
It just means the same thing, I guess. L^3=size cubic
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