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I recently saw an 8-video playlist applying physics to analyze several different Pokémon. These videos usually show all the important equations onscreen, and I was able to follow through with and corroborate the results of the video creator (for the first and third videos, I got different results for a few things due to assuming values for certain variables that are different than the values assumed by the video creator). The exception is with this sixth video, in which I cannot determine a lot of the equations being used starting at the 3:07 mark (excluding the use of the Pythagorean theorem on the horizontal and vertical velocity to get the diagonal velocity and the inverse trigonometry to get the jumping angle, though I don’t know how he got the vertical velocity). Primal Groudon ( talk) 01:32, 18 January 2023 (UTC)
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I recently saw an 8-video playlist applying physics to analyze several different Pokémon. These videos usually show all the important equations onscreen, and I was able to follow through with and corroborate the results of the video creator (for the first and third videos, I got different results for a few things due to assuming values for certain variables that are different than the values assumed by the video creator). The exception is with this sixth video, in which I cannot determine a lot of the equations being used starting at the 3:07 mark (excluding the use of the Pythagorean theorem on the horizontal and vertical velocity to get the diagonal velocity and the inverse trigonometry to get the jumping angle, though I don’t know how he got the vertical velocity). Primal Groudon ( talk) 01:32, 18 January 2023 (UTC)