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A biophysics student is seeking help for an upcoming quiz focused on body mechanics, including topics like center of mass, static equilibrium, force, torque, levers, and mechanical advantage. The student’s textbook lacks examples, prompting a request for additional resources such as books, websites, and examples. Suggestions include consulting general physics textbooks at a library and visiting the professor for clarification on the subjects. Additionally, starting with Wikipedia for foundational information and links is recommended. Overall, the discussion emphasizes the importance of seeking diverse resources and guidance to prepare effectively for the quiz.
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Hello,
(( sorry my english is limited))


I am a bioPhysics student.



I have a quiz next week,but my textbook has no examples about the topics.


i need to more examples ...please help me
((books ...examples...websites...etc)).


my exam is about body mechanics(center of mass ,,,ststic equilibrim,,,,center of mass of human,,,the froce,,,the torque,,,levers and mechanical advantage).
 
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This is too broad a request. It is not possible to learn the topics you mention in one week. All I can suggest going to a library and taking a look at a general physics textbook to get an idea about what to specifically ask.
 
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Thank you.
 
Please help me
 
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Dr.House0 said:
Please help me

I would suggest visiting your professor and asking him about the subjects.
 
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Dr.House0 said:
Hello,
(( sorry my english is limited))


I am a bioPhysics student.



I have a quiz next week,but my textbook has no examples about the topics.


i need to more examples ...please help me
((books ...examples...websites...etc)).


my exam is about body mechanics(center of mass ,,,ststic equilibrim,,,,center of mass of human,,,the froce,,,the torque,,,levers and mechanical advantage).

You can start out at wikipedia and follow some of their links for more reading/examples:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biophysics

SHISHKABOB said:
I would suggest visiting your professor and asking him about the subjects.

That is good advice.
 

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