Fill in the table with data from the graph below the table, then try some calculations.

The data: D for dwell time, the time a ball is in your hand; V for vacant hand or empty hand, in the the table below, time; F for ball flight time and number of balls B = 3 and number of hands H = 2, that you find from a finished table may help you understand Claude E. Shannon's UFTOJ Model, B/H = (F+D)/(V+D).

You may be interested in how your ratio, k, of dwell time to hand cycle (dwell plus vacant) time looks in light of P. J. Beek's findings as discussed on these pages.

right	right	right	left	left	left	A	A	A	A	B	B	B	B	C	C	C	C	notes
times	dwell	empty	times	dwell	empty	time	dwell	flight	ht.	time	dwell	flight	ht.	time	dwell	flight	ht.
			4.223											4.223				1
																		2
4.269						4.269												3
		0.274		0.432											0.432			4
4.543										4.543								5
								0.642										6
			4.655											4.655				7
	0.456				0.289						0.456							8
			4.911			4.911												9
																0.601		10
4.999										4.999								11
		0.275		0.476			0.476											12
5.256														5.256				13
																		14
			5.387			5.387												15
	0.459				0.263										0.459			16
			5.65							5.65								17
								0.637										18
5.715														5.715				19
		0.309		0.495														20
6.024						6.024												21
																		22
			6.145															23
	0.458				0.253													24
			6.399															25
																		26
6.428																		27
		0.309		0.495														28
6.791																		29
																		30
			6.894															31
	0.440				0.270													32
			7.164															33
																		34
7.231																		35
		0.267		0.450														36
7.498																		37
																		38
			7.614															39
	0.461				0.247													40
			7.861															41
																		42
7.959																		43
		0.316		0.503														44
8.275																		45
																		46
			8.364															47
	0.448				0.241													48
			8.607															49
																		50
8.723																		51
		0.311		0.556														52
9.034																		53
																		54
			9.163															55
	0.477				0.198													56
			9.361															57
																		58
9.511																		59
		0.295		0.537														60
9.806																		61
																		62
			9.898															63
	0.458				0.278													64
			10.176															65
																		66
10.264																		67
		0.269		0.547														68
10.533																		69
																		70
			10.723															71
	0.505				0.193													72
			10.925															73
																		74
11.038																		75
		0.313		0.505														76
11.351																		77
																		78
			11.430															79
	0.421				0.258													80
			11.688															81
																		82
11.772																		83
		0.262		0.469														84
12.034																		85
																		86
			12.157															87
	0.459				0.241													88
			12.398															89
																		90
12.493																		91
		0.289		0.506														92
12.782																		93
																		94
			12.904															95
	0.451				0.208													96
			13.112															97
																		98
13.233																		99
		0.243		0.483														100
13.476																		101
																		102
			13.595															103
	0.508				0.293													104
			13.888															105
																		106
13.984																		107
		0.259		0.476														108
14.243																		109
																		110
			14.364															111
	0.469				0.267													112
			14.631															113
																		114
14.715																		115
		0.269																116
14.984																		117

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