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1. THE GREAT Backpack ATTACK!!!

February 4, 2011

There is a lot of maths in backpacks. We’ll start with simple angles.

Students can also look at the design of the backpack to lower the Centre of Gravity, reduce pressure on shoulders and look cool as well as methods of packing the backpack to increase stability.

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3 comments

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