B Physics Extended Essay Research Question

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The discussion focuses on selecting a research question for a high school Extended Essay in physics, specifically within classical mechanics. A suggestion is made to explore the Hamiltonian and Lagrangian formulations of mechanics, which are fundamental concepts in physics. Participants emphasize the importance of the student independently choosing a topic rather than relying on others to do the work. The Extended Essay requires a 4000-word in-depth analysis, highlighting the need for a well-thought-out research question. Engaging with these concepts can provide a solid foundation for the essay.
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So we need to decide our research question for the Extended Essay. The extended essay is basically a 4000-word in-depth research on atopic. I chose physics as my subject and I want to something in classical mechanics. can someone please suggest a topic ASAP.
P.s. even though its a high school level research paper its suppose to be quite in depth.
 
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Vedika Khandelwal said:
So we need to decide our research question for the Extended Essay. The extended essay is basically a 4000-word in-depth research on atopic. I chose physics as my subject and I want to something in classical mechanics. can someone please suggest a topic ASAP.
P.s. even though its a high school level research paper its suppose to be quite in depth.

Hamiltonian and Lagrangian formulation of mechanics. This should be quite accessible for a high school student and is of the utmost importance in all of physics.
 
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Part of the assignment is picking the topic. We shouldn't do your work for you.
 
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