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please give me a topic for my investigatory project in physics.. i am only 15 years old.. so.. i need a topic that will fit for my age.. hehe.. can you can you? please.. can't think of anything
ahm think age is an issue *for me* .. i only need a simple topic.. something that would be easy to understand.. specially for those who are not that interested in physics.. like me? heheh.. its just that i hate energy laws or something.. but i don't hate science hehe i love chemistry all those chemical stuffs... neweiz it doesn't have to be complicated ayt...?nyita said:please give me a topic for my investigatory project in physics.. i am only 15 years old.. so.. i need a topic that will fit for my age.. hehe.. can you can you? please.. can't think of anything
ahm think age is an issue *for me* .. i only need a simple topic.. something that would be easy to understand.. specially for those who are not that interested in physics.. like me? heheh.. its just that i hate energy laws or something.. but i don't hate science hehe i love chemistry all those chemical stuffs... neweiz it doesn't have to be complicated ayt...?NSX said:I don't think age is an issue. Physics is all around you. What interests you? Astronomy? Mechanics? Technology?
I think it's best to find what you're interested in, then find out the Physics behind it.
Nenad said:How about special relativity. Its going to be simple to understand, and the math will be simple. Or the photoelecrtic effect, that is quantum but it is also very easy to understand and the math is easy.
nyita said:hey what about special relativity? or photoelectric effect? OMG don't know that stuffs at all... :uhh: can you tell me something bout that? i need a problem bout those stuff... hey I am sorry.. hehe i really dunt know that.. please help me... please mwahugz thankies !
nyita said:hehe i really dunt know that.. please help me... please mwahugz thankies !
Mk said:by the way... what does "mwahugz thankies" mean? Really, I want to know
Much hugs, thanks... or
mugs thankies...
or is it like "fer schizzle muh nizzler fer fizzle schizzle!"
Locrian said:Electrochemistry sure sounds complicated, but you can do a lot of neat experiments in that are reasonably simple, don't cost too much and look great.
Some trial and error is required here. Choose an idea. Explore it. If it doesen't work, do the next. Picking an idea that you can do is probably the toughest part of this.
JohnDubYa said:Forced oscillation with a spring.
Mathematical look at a guitar fret board, especially in regards to overtones.
Moment of Inertia of rolling objects down a ramp. (Vary the size, mass, and mass distribution and note which cylinders roll down fastest.) Would also be a good demonstration of random and systematic error.
nyita said:heyyy i love yah hehe mwahugz> MWAH like a smack or a kiss ayt? hugz like hugs! hehehe.. <mwahugz> like hugs and kisses.. thankies means thanks a lot..
An investigatory project in physics is a scientific research project that aims to investigate a specific problem or question related to the field of physics. It involves conducting experiments, collecting data, and analyzing results to come up with a conclusion that can contribute to the understanding of a particular concept or phenomenon in physics.
Choosing a topic for an investigatory project in physics can be challenging, but it should be something that you are interested in and have a good understanding of. It can also be based on current issues or problems in society that can be addressed using physics principles. Additionally, it should be feasible and can be conducted with the resources and time available.
The steps involved in conducting an investigatory project in physics are:
Some examples of investigatory projects in physics are:
An investigatory project in physics can contribute to the field of science by providing new insights and understanding of a particular phenomenon or concept. It can also lead to the development of new technologies or applications that can improve our daily lives. Additionally, it can inspire further research and studies in the field of physics, leading to new discoveries and advancements.