File:Damagerace.JPG
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English: Idealized simulation of two forces damaging each other () neglecting all other circustances than the 1] Size of army 2]Rate of damaging (killing). The picture illustrates principle of Lanchester's laws |
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| current | 08:52, 26 December 2018 | | 346 × 921 (76 KB) | Philosophistry | Fixed typo from "pre" to "per" on the last graph |
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