How to Post and Where Is Homework Help

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To post threads on Physics Forums, click the "New Topic" button located at the top or bottom of the forum's thread list. For homework and assignment help, navigate to the "Homework & Coursework Questions" section, which is prominently placed near the top of the forum. Within this section, users can find sub-forums dedicated to various levels of physics, including Introductory and Advanced Physics. It's important to adhere to the posted rules when asking questions in these forums. Proper navigation and understanding of forum etiquette will enhance the experience for new members.
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i have just joined PF and i can't understand how to post threads and posts. and where is homework and assignment help?
 
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Welcome to Physics Forums!

I moved your post from the "Introducing the PF Library" thread where it was not appropriate, and put it in a new thread.

You already know how to post a response to an existing thread. To start a new thread, click the "New Topic" button at the top or bottom of a forum's thread list.

Homework help is near the top of the list of forums, as "Homework & Coursework Questions". Click on it and you'll find several sub-forums for Introductory Physics, Advanced Physics, etc. Please follow the rules that are posted there, when asking questions.
 

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