Faire rouler un verre (French)
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Lorsque vous faites rouler un verre conique sur une table, il décrit deux cercles. Sauriez-vous prévoir les rayons de ces cercles à partir des dimensions du verre (petit rayon, grand rayon, et hauteur)?
Contributed by: Bernard Vuilleumier (September 2012)
Suggested by: Jacques Perret-Gentil.
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Published: September 21 2012
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