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percy it seems like i have uncovered your method of creating the abyss thanks to the empty comment that pall mortom has made in my testing note i have concluded that that is the most probable way you made that abyss and i am going to test it here and develop ways of doing it without lag on old devices so just ignore any empty souls i put here
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It is clear from the picture, that there is a/no problem in direction.Hence, the system will/will not work.
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Without loss of generality, let the leftmost gear in some color rotate at 2 rpm.
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@Percy Jackson, I forgot how to the equal sign with def over it. Can you help me?
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I posted in the Latex Club, please check there @Yajat Shamji.
=def - \overset{def}{=} - \overset command is useful to make def on your = signs :)
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percy it seems like i have uncovered your method of creating the abyss thanks to the empty comment that pall mortom has made in my testing note i have concluded that that is the most probable way you made that abyss and i am going to test it here and develop ways of doing it without lag on old devices so just ignore any empty souls i put here
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LOL, you're so naive. YOur method is wrong, and don't dirty my storage note, do it in Latex Club if you like @Nathan Soliman
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well its just as good as urs
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so i have uncovered your tactic! now to give you a tste of ur own medicine :)