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How did you find PF?
i was searching up about "differentiability" for calculus, because I don't know how to solve it wo a graph, and then I noticed this website and despite it saying physics, I still clicked. it was the "science by humans" that made me sign up ♡
i still dont know how,
 
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J3nnif3r said:
it was the "science by humans" that made me sign up ♡ [/PLAIN]
From one human to another, Welcome to these forums!
 
Welcome to PF. :smile:

J3nnif3r said:
How did you find PF?: i was searching up about "differentiability" for calculus, because I don't know how to solve it wo a graph, and then I noticed this website and despite it saying physics, I still clicked. it was the "science by humans" that made me sign up ♡

i still dont know how,
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