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Animal A and animal B walk at the same preferred/optimal speed despite the fact that animal A has twice the body mass of animal B.

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Animal A and animal B walk at the same preferred/optimal speed despite the fact that animal A has twice the body mass of animal B. If animal B has a contact angle (2α) of 60 degrees, what would the contact angle of animal A have to be?

Answer: The contact angle is 52.7 degrees

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