Best Physics Drawing Program for Windows | Vector & Force Illustration Tools

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In summary, the individual is looking for a program for Windows that can be used for drawing forces, vectors, and physics problems. They specifically want to illustrate angles and rotations and are open to both paid and freeware options. They provide a source for potential software and suggest considering alternative operating systems such as Linux, Unix, or OS X, which are popular among researchers and scientists. They also inquire about the individual's specific needs for 2D or 3D illustrations and whether they need software that can compute values as well.
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I am trying to find a program for Windows in order to draw forces, vectors and problems for physics. I want to illustrate angles, rotations etc.

thank you
 
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More Imformation please.

A. What Windows Os are you wanting the S/W for ?

B. Are you wanting to pay ?

C. or do you want to use Freeware ?

In the meantime, this is a good source.

http://www.midnightkite.com/software.html

Hope it helps.

Aquafire.

PS : I'm not meaning to run Windows down..

But have you considered running Linux / Unix or OS X instead ?

These are the mainstay platforms of choice for many researchers and scientists.

Most especially because there is so much scientific freeware available to these OS's.
 
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Are you merely looking to illustrate them? in 2D? or in 3D?
Are you also looking for the software to compute things for you?
 

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