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Thanks for the clarification.

I know that, maybe I just worded it wrong. It does not matter ayways I satisfied my curiosity.

Oh well, I just wanted to see if there was an explanation not involving the concept of force, but please explain with the concept of force. I was not trying to veto it

When you fall off a building and then you hit the floor, what actually kills you? I mean what energy or mechanism is acting on your organs and bones and damages them? The sudden change of momentum your body went through? The Kinetic energy you had before the impact? Please try to explain...

Thanks for the answers

Other than using it to prove the particle and wave naturo of particles and of course show interference? Or does it has some other use?

Medicine?

So basically If I want to get a PhD, I may as well start ASAP after I finish undergrad right? Mmm, don´t know if I will be able to afford it anyways. Time to do some more scolarship hunting

Thanks, it turns out that my college library has just ordered the other 2.

My library only had the first volume, I would love to read them all. Is it worth to buy them?. Its just that the shipping will be quite expensive to my country.

Webpaint sounds good to me.

I would love electrodynamics, but it looks like everybody wants Mechanics, its fine by me anyways. As long as we see some math

Hi I want to get a PhD eventually. My plan is to finish my undergrad and then start working to gather money and then get a Phd. Is getting a PhD a full time thing?

Well, try to look up for equations for Torque.Its a pretty straightforward problem

I usually read magazines from the back cover to the front. I count everything When walking in a tiled floor, I always make sure I don´t step on the lines. I read every instructon manual, for everything, even if tis something I´ve used before