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DSK wrote:
.... What "Ellen" was trying to say is that the boat could be making sternway at approx the same rate as the current, leaving the boat effectively dead in the water and the rudder would have no 'bite.' Yes, I guess that's what she's thinking. But from the perspective of the two sailors, the current doesn't exist. If there was a fixed object, like a starting line, then this gets more interesting. |
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