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The discussion revolves around a user seeking help with physics questions but is reminded of the forum's rules against simply providing complete solutions. The community emphasizes the importance of demonstrating prior knowledge and using the appropriate template for assistance. Users are encouraged to specify where they are struggling rather than requesting entire solutions. The thread concludes with a reminder that the forum is not a place for homework completion. Overall, the focus is on fostering learning and understanding in physics rather than just answering questions.
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Hi there, I have physics questions.
if someone can help me .
Thanks a lot!
 

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it's not my homework , i loves physics .
I'm stuck in section and i want to learn how to solve the question.
 
Whether it's homework or not, you're basically asking to have the entire solution presented to you. The forum doesn't work that way. Please read the rules on posting and use the template to show what you know. Then, people can assist you where you are stuck.
 
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