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May 1, 2017 at 4:27 am
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WOW! This is complicated, but I think I get it. I know about displacement. Archamedies, I think it was? He figured it out taking a bath. I think he was trying to measure volume so he could accurately figure density. (Is it really gold or not?) And that come home thing is why it looks for all the world like water is coming over the stern when you’re on plane, and suddenly chop the throttle. Thank’s guys! "Ask A Member" has never disappointed me.