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The discussion revolves around a solution to a physics problem, likely involving forces, as indicated by references to direction and notation. Participants are attempting to clarify the original poster's (OP) presentation of their answer.
The discussion is ongoing, with participants providing hints and suggestions for improvement in the OP's presentation. There is no explicit consensus on the correctness of the solution itself, but guidance on clarity and formatting has been offered.
There are indications that the OP may be struggling with how to effectively communicate their solution, including the use of visual aids and written explanations.
,tiny-tim said:hi promise89! welcome to pf!
it would be easier to tell if you typed out your answer properly,
but if it means what i think it means, then it's correct
gomunkul51 said:** may be you need to write also the direction of the force i.e. -j
promise89 said:How ı write this properly? Shouldn't I use paint? Thanks...
tiny-tim said:paint's ok, but some accompanying words would help!![]()