2010-03-31, 00:04:04
Prog Wrote:I just found a nice example in which it will be clear that tie to something doesn't mean speed fixed at 0 - at least with my knowledge about the english language.
That's right, I think the wording and meaning might be the same in German and English... It's not the wording but general intuition that leads one to think that being tied/fixed to the ground means zero speed because ground itself isn't generally isn't considered moving, thus the object it's tied to shouldn't be moving either.
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