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So, self explanatory title. How were you as a student? Were you obedient? Do you ask a lot of doubts or were you hesitant to ask doubts? Were you the lecturers' favorite? Which subject was your favorite? Were you punctual? Were you hard working? Do you listen very seriously? Have you slept? I...

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Wrong! It's Quantum Physics!

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What's the name of Max Planck's son?

So it's wrong to say "coefficient of friction of that surface is x" and right to say "coefficient of friction between those two surface is x" ?

Are you friend zoned like me?

I don't play keyboard that much though I learned to play keyboard in school. In fact I don't even have it now. Thappu a percussion has been my fav instrument since childhood. Sometimes I even play by using plates and spoons :woot:

Spoilers are relative. For a person who hasn't seen Infinity war till now, Spiderman's death is a spoiler.

This was what I was looking for. Thank you.

Right, I'm ambitious about joining the Indian Navy via Graduate entry scheme or at least some private companies like Maersk. But recently a relative who took Diploma in Marine Engineering said that the industry is flooded and it's currently unemployable. He said 4th Engineers are being fired...

Sorry I forgot to mention the two surfaces or of same material before. Also, is the reason of binding Electrostatic attraction?

Summary:: Seriousness of withdrawal symptoms Since, the people who went to buy alcohol didn't follow social distancing, all the bars were shut down. As a result, many committed suicide, some started brewing alcohols illegally, some like this v...

He was considering a hypothetical situation.

In this book series George, a school kid meets a neighbor Eric, a scientist . He's surprised to find that Eric possesses a supercomputer which can actually actually teleport people to space. The book explains astronomical concepts like the red shift, true vacuum and false vacuum for instance...

My physics teacher said something shocking a few months ago. During a lecture, he asked what would happen if mu of a solid is zero? We answered that the solid will slide very smoothly but he said the Electrostatic attraction would make it hard to slide as the distance between the two surfaces...

Is that equilateral?