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Hi it's Aditya. Interested in physics and maths
Can someone prove kinetic energy is inversely proportional to potential energy?...I cant find any ans on internet , and I am unable to trove this.- jyotiraditya
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- Kinetic maths Physics
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Relevance of an orphaned equation
I came across an equation in a disconnected piece of my notes, and I remember that it was an instance of something, but I can't remember what. (I see how to do the integration, that is not what I am worried about.) Does anyone recognize either the function or the integration as an example of...- nomadreid
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- equation Integration maths
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- Forum: General Discussion
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How to Solve Mixed Number Multiplication in Fractions?
TL;DR Summary: Question about fractions Hi All, I am currently going through my old maths school book and just finished fractions and decided to google some further questions online, but I am stuck on the following question. I include the image below with the provided answer from the...- logicandtruth
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- Calculation Fractions maths
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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I What does dv/dt mean, how is it used, and when?
Hi everybody. I am Looking for brief explanation and some practical examples to practice the usage of the term dv/dt in modern applications .- badr
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- Google maths Physics
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- Forum: General Math
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Other How Can Parents and Teachers Identify a Student's Potential for a Maths Degree?
Hi all. I'm looking for some insight from parents/teachers/uni lecturers about predictors that might indicate a student is talented enough to do a Maths degree and excel at it. My little girl is now in year 10 and about to do her GCSEs next year and is trying to figure out what she wants to do...- ParentUK
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- maths University
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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B Remainder when the dividend is less than the divisor
I am Sorry it's a silly question but its been bothering me, So I needed to ask... In the process of division, when there is a condition like- 4/5 when the divisor is greater then the dividend. why is the Remainder 4 ? as when the divisor is greater then the dividend then the division goes in...- SHASHWAT PRATAP SING
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- Division maths Remainder
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- Forum: General Math
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Maths and physics student here!
Hi all! I'm a Maths and Physics student at the Open Uni currently (doing a B.Sc.); It's online because of health problems, which prevents me from travelling a lot. I'd like to study theoretical physics in the future. My main goal is finishing my B.Sc. (of course) and trying to find a Maths and...- AlixGraccus
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- maths Physics Student
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A commerce student wanting to change field to science
Do not discourage me after reading this but please listen. I always loved maths and physics but i hated Organic chemistry so in order to avoid chemistry i ended up choosing commerce with maths. Now, I am in 2nd yr of my college doing BBA. My class 11th and 12th was in lockdown so i did not...- Misbah Patel
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- Career advice Career change maths Physics
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What Were the Hardest Math Subjects When Starting Physics as a Bachelor Student?
I'm a recent bachelor student into physics and I am really struggling with these type of maths. Especially infinite series and its tests, the Integral Test and etc. If it was easy for you, what type of books did you use or methods?- Maclaurinssadism
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- maths
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B Looking for help Understanding Inertia
Just a thread to see how inertia works, just studied the laws of motion, and have been fascinated with it.. could use some help on it tho :)- Physics_is_beautiful
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- Applied maths Astronomy Classical physics maths Phyiscs
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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What are the Basics of Maths and Physics for a Curious Scientist?
Hello. Thanks for having me. I'm Paul, from the UK. I'm interested in physics, and maths, and science generally, but mainly physics, and within that mainly cosmology. I'm maybe around GCSE level regards maths and physics, roughly high school diploma level in the US, according to Google, although...- paulb203
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- maths Physics Science
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- Forum: New Member Introductions