Posted by KAYG on Thursday, March 1, 2012 at 9:32am.
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If an animal is (H) feet high at the shoulder, then the number (N) of steps per second that the animal will take can be estimated by N(h)=1.6h^-1/2.
Estimate the stepping frequency of a dog that is 1.9 feet high.
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