Thanks for the A grade in my class

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The discussion centers on a user expressing gratitude for receiving an A grade, attributing part of their success to assistance from Physics Forum. They found the forum helpful for homework by using Google to search for answers and engaging through the Tapatalk app. The user plans to become more active in the community next semester by posting replies to questions they find interesting. The conversation highlights the effectiveness of online forums for academic support. Overall, the interaction emphasizes the value of collaborative learning in educational settings.
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I used Physics Forum a bit last semester to help on the homework, and it helped out a lot. Thanks.
 
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You're welcome. The bill for the services is in the mail.

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As long as it is cheaper than chegg. . . . .
 
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tmstffrd said:
I used Physics Forum a bit last semester to help on the homework, and it helped out a lot. Thanks.
Excellent! I am glad that you found us helpful.

Out of curiosity, how did you find PF helpful? I notice that you don't have any other posts besides here, so we probably didn't directly answer any of your questions. So how did you use the site so effectively?
 
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I used it with google when I searched a Question out of the text, but I signed up with this app called Tapatalk. I was bored and saw PhysicsForum, so I thought I would sign up. Not having homework is kind of boring so I must find ways to entertain myself, i never thought of signing up so maybe next semester i'll post replies on the questions I enjoy answers on from you guys.
 
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