There are two ratios that are usually come up with trebuchets: beam (leverage) and mass (missile to counterweight) ratios. The classic beam ratio for a FAT is 2:1. For trebuchets in general a mass ratio of between 80:1 to 160:1 can be used. You can go lower, but performance will suffer, and over around 120:1 you run into diminishing returns.
You would have had to have a very good aim.
it would depend. if you make a catapult outta good wood it would throw them farther, but if yo put a long rope on the trebuchet it might be a tie.
it's good if it was not here we would be floating
A 12,000:1 contrast ratio is good, but a 50,000:1 would be better.
well, would you want youself and your surroundings to be floating around? without gravity we would not be on the ground
Good debt to equity ratio would be where your Weighted Average Cost of Capital is minimum. You can also see industry standards.
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4.11's would be perfect.
Good - shows a lot of fibre.
To give the exact answer of this question is hard but as I think the ratio would be 7:3
you are good at floating
you are good at floating