What does it mean - unmathed aerodynamics?
This word "unmathed" is from the sentence: "The design team claims to have created unmathed aerodynamics with a drag coefficientof 0.36."Thank you for answers. As for me, I think it is mistake too. But it's from "Popular Mechanic" - ))
The variant with 'unmatched' sounds more understandable.
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I'm sure it's a mistake. They mean unmatched aerodynamics, meaning it has a lower drag coefficient than all its competitors.
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unmathed - Mathematics free. lol
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I agree with Raftis. I have never heard the word "unmathed" and with it the sentence does not make sense. Replacing it with "unmatched" makes the sentence understandable.
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