Imagine:
A rectangle (a,b) as a billiard table.
A point with no dimensions as a billiard ball.
And that:
Ball behaves as a light beam does in light reflection laws. We want to find that:
When(for which position af ball and which angles of starting shot) we can expect that ball has repetitious path after a while?
[I created it myself. I solved it before● but I'd like to see your solutions.]
[If you need some hints plz email me: [email protected]]
[Excuse me for my bad English]
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Note that The ball rebinds exactly in it's previous path when it touches corners
How can I take a Figure here?
How can I attach some pictures to this article?
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