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hutchphd reacted to kuruman's post in the thread High School (Electric) current is not a vector quantity with
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You may not think that a dot product can be introduced, but the symbol ##F## in your definition is the normal component of the force to... -
hutchphd reacted to Dale's post in the thread Physics How to close the gap: From Independent Research to Academic Discourse with Like.
This will not impress anyone, and makes it much more likely that the content is already well understood. You should start by fixing that...
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hutchphd replied to the thread Happy Thanksgiving - YouTube Video.This is, without doubt, the Nerdiest (Nerdliest?) effort ever produced. Congratulations to all involved!
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hutchphd reacted to DaveC426913's post in the thread What types of things do you get second opinions on in life? with Like.
Anything that's complex enough such that I am not comfortable with my own knowledge. Shoot, no. You mean a third opinion. Absolutely...
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hutchphd reacted to BWV's post in the thread Are Conventional Turkey Thawing Instructions Backwards? with Like.
Spatchcock it, cooks much faster and uniformly crisps the skin
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hutchphd reacted to DaveC426913's post in the thread Are Conventional Turkey Thawing Instructions Backwards? with Like.
A turkey will always take longer than expected to thaw. A turkey will always take longer than expected to cook. This is the way...
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hutchphd reacted to PeterDonis's post in the thread Graduate Strong Progenitor Age Bias in Supernova Cosmology with
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The thread title is the first part of the title of a paper published just today [1]. Here is the abstract: [1]... -
hutchphd reacted to PeroK's post in the thread Undergrad Please Explain (actually explain) The Monty Hall Problem with Like.
The two versions of Monty Hall, in terms of calculation look like: Monty Hall (proper game) has three equally likely scenarios...
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hutchphd reacted to Dale's post in the thread Undergrad Please Explain (actually explain) The Monty Hall Problem with
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Indeed, it is fluff. You are missing the whole point of the problem because you are focused on which part of the fluff is fluffier... -
hutchphd reacted to Charles Link's post in the thread Undergrad Trigonometry problem of interest with Like.
@neilparker62 Yes, the law of cosines used twice with your diagram solves it. Very good. :)