Canadians Pursuing a Passion for Physics: A Journey of Growth and Learning

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Looking for confirmation to my solution on a special relativity problem
Hey, I'm a 20-year-old student from Canada aiming to major in physics, currently still in my first year and I am just excited to keep growing and learning in the science of physics.
 
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