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Noncircular Planetary Drive Updated this month	Solar Energy Yield for Three Mounting Systems Updated this month	Heat Conduction in a Rod Updated this month	Noncircular Roller Drive Updated this month	Planetary Gear Train Updated this month

Rolling Cycloidal Curves Updated this month	Driven Spherical Pendulum Updated this month	Electrochemical Thin-Film Cyclic Voltammetry Updated this month	Predicting Maximum Sea Levels Updated this month	Simple Harmonic Motion for a Spring Updated this month

Draining of Two Connected Tanks Updated this month	Flying to the Moon Updated this month	Statistical Thermodynamics of Ideal Gases Updated this month	Optimal Setup of Two Continuous Stirred-Tank Reactors (CSTRs) in Series Updated this month	Van de Graaff Generator Updated this month

Discus Flight Updated this month	Equilibrium of a Suspended Mobile Updated this month	Paths of Balls Bouncing Off Pegs Updated this month	Static Equilibrium for a Plate with Support at Three Points Updated this month	Mass on a Spring: Simple Harmonic Oscillator Updated this month

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