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Rubber Pencil Illusion

An attempt to model the famous "Rubber Pencil Illusion" mathematically. Plenty of content is available on the Internet describing how to perform this simple illusion, but I've found little else out there to explore the math/physics behind it.
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Material Type
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Tags
trigonometry  harmonic  motion  sinusoidal  sine  cosine  trigonometry 
Target group (age)
15-18
Language
English (US)
 
 
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