08-15-2022, 12:33 PM
GF,
The term 'elastic' is not mine, it describes different angles of a graphed linear relationship. Elastic is a more horizontal line, and inelastic is a more vertical line on a graph. Like these graphs from economics.
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Satterlee is looking for the flatter or elastic/horizontal parts of the relationship between powder and velocity.
The term 'elastic' is not mine, it describes different angles of a graphed linear relationship. Elastic is a more horizontal line, and inelastic is a more vertical line on a graph. Like these graphs from economics.
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Satterlee is looking for the flatter or elastic/horizontal parts of the relationship between powder and velocity.

