How Can a Non-Physics Background Enhance Understanding of Mechanics?

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Hello everyone,

New Member, will be asking question that might be obvious to some but not me as my background is non physics.

Unfortunately my work now requires me to know a little about mechanics so I'm here asking basic questions.

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