What Can Automotive Engineering Students Learn from Physics and Thermodynamics?

Thread starter ToYo69
Start date Oct 6, 2021
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Oct 6, 2021

ToYo69

Hello everyone,

I am a dutch automotive engineering student,
I really like physics, mostly mechanics and thermodynamics, and I hope this forum can be helpful and interesting in the future.

Houdoe

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