Physics equations with deffinitions?

Thread starter Pythagorean
Start date Aug 23, 2004
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A suggestion was made for creating a sticky post containing essential physics equations along with their definitions to assist beginners in understanding physics and related mathematics. An example provided was the equation F=mg, where F represents force, m is mass, and g is the gravitational constant. The discussion emphasizes the need for accessible resources to support learners new to the subject. A link to a relevant website was shared for additional reference. Implementing such a sticky could enhance the learning experience for users engaging with physics concepts.

Aug 23, 2004

Pythagorean

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Could we have sticky for physics equations with deffinitions? Here's my uneducated example:

F=mg

F: Force
m: mass (forgot metric measurement, standard is 'slugs')
g: gravitational constant

I think this would be helpful for those of us just getting into physics and physics-related math.

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Aug 23, 2004

Nenad

here you go, don't loose the site: http://www.tcaep.co.uk/science/equation/atoc.htm

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