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    How Can a Non-Physics Parent Support Their Child's Passion for Physics?

    That's an amazing granny. I think that it was good for her too! It is always important to keep learning.
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    How Can a Non-Physics Parent Support Their Child's Passion for Physics?

    Passionate :). Autocorrect, sorry. My keyboard was setted as Italian.
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    B Understanding the Relationship Between Coulomb and Ampere in Physics

    Vanhees71! This makes so much sense! I really appreciate your explanation. Thank you!
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    B Understanding the Relationship Between Coulomb and Ampere in Physics

    Hi Baluncore, Thank you for your explanation. So, because it is easy to measure amp, it is a base unit. Correct? Even if 1coulomb is a specific amount of electrons. And so, it looks like a base unit, but it is not.
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    How Can a Non-Physics Parent Support Their Child's Passion for Physics?

    Hi everyone! My daughter is studying A-levels in physics and she is appassionate about it. I have never studied physics (I studied biology) but I'm trying to support my daughter and understand when she talks to me. And to share something with her. So I will be posting my questions here, in...
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    B Understanding the Relationship Between Coulomb and Ampere in Physics

    Hi! Why coulomb is not a base unit in Physics, but the Ampere is (and ampere is coulomb/s)? Isn't it like saying that m/s is a base unit? Can someone explain it to me?
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