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*Here is an example of George Washington throwing Pikachu.  
 
*Here is an example of George Washington throwing Pikachu.  
 
**The sequence begins with the object, Pikachu, in front of the thrower.  
 
**The sequence begins with the object, Pikachu, in front of the thrower.  
**Then the throw occur with the thrower getting into a throwing position with two lines indicating the swing of the arm.  
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**Then the throw occur with a line indicating the swing of the arm.  
**Then the object moves away while the thrower stays in this position with the arm and the lines.
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**Then the object moves away.  
**In the next images the swing lines disappear as the thrower returns to the starting standing position.  
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**In the next images the swing lines disappear. How many images depend on the distance of the throw. The object disappears as the length lines ticks increases. The number of such images depend on the length of the throw.  
***How many images depend on the distance of the throw.  
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**In this case there are two, increasing the number of ticks from 7 to 8 to 9.
***The object disappears as the length lines ticks increases.  
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**And finally as the throw has been completed the thrown object is at the far end to the right of the length line, and the thrower is visible if the throw has not been too long, as is the case here. Below the line the length in m and in another unit is now shown.
***The number of such images depend on the length of the throw.  
 
**In this case there are two, increasing the number of ticks from 8 to 8 to 10.
 
**And finally as the throw has been completed the thrown object is at the far end to the right of the length line, and the thrower is visible if the throw has not been too long, as is the case here. Below the line the length in m and in another unit is now shown. In this case the number of ticks has increased to 10, with a final tick at Pikachu just after the 11th tick.
 
***The number of ticks begins with the first under the thrower.
 
 
[[File:2198 Throw - Animation George with Pikachu.PNG]]<br>
 
[[File:2198 Throw - Animation George with Pikachu.PNG]]<br>
 
[[File:2198 Throw - Animation George throw Pikachu.PNG]]<br>
 
[[File:2198 Throw - Animation George throw Pikachu.PNG]]<br>

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