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mathematically, what is the maximum frequency can one twerk at?
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Maybe depends on the circumference or area of one's cheeks
Mathematically, the possibilities are endless. Considering there is an infinite range of speeds. However, physically, the maximum frequency should be no more than 2 thrusts per second. If you can do any faster, I would have to give you a medal AND a cookie. Just saying...
@silca, I believe you are convincing frequency with period
*confusing
and silca is not, period is a property described in units of time, frequency is described as a unit per time
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You're right, I confused the terms in my head.
no worries
Depends upon twerklength.
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