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  2. Physics Forums aims to provide a community for students, scientists, educators or hobbyists to learn and discuss science as it is currently generally understood and practiced by the professional scientific community. Our main focus is physics, but we also cater to other STEM fields including engineering, chemistry, biology, mathematics, etc ...

  3. Why am I struggling in college physics? Any advice? - Physics...

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    College. In summary, the student is struggling with their physics major, especially in Physics 1 (mechanics). They have a skeptical attitude and prefer to understand the reasons behind formulas rather than blindly accepting them. They also have difficulty focusing in class and prefer to solve problems on their own rather than watching someone ...

  4. Classical Physics Forum

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    Welcome to the Classical Physics forum! Classical physics refers to the traditional theories and principles of physics developed before the advent of quantum mechanics and relativity in the early 20th century. It includes classical mechanics, electromagnetism, and thermodynamics.

  5. BA vs BS in Physics: Pros & Cons of Each Degree - Physics Forums

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    A BA in Physics typically provides a broader overview of the field and a more general education in the sciences, while a BS in Physics focuses on a more rigorous and specialized curriculum. 2. Are there different career options for BA and BS graduates in Physics? Yes, there are different career options for BA and BS graduates in Physics.

  6. Understanding Ax = x cos(angle) and Ay = y sin(angle) in Physics

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    In summary, in physics, the formulas Ax = x cos (angle) and Ay = y sin (angle) are used to find the x or y component of a vector. These formulas involve basic trigonometric principles and are used to convert between magnitude+angle and components of vector quantities. They are essential in solving many mathematical operations in intro physics ...

  7. Law of Conservation of energy and Wnc - Physics Forums

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    In summary, the law of conservation of energy states that the total energy in a closed system remains constant, with the change in all forms of energy equalling zero. However, in reality, dissipative forces can cause energy to be lost from a system. This can be accounted for by the equation ΔKE+ΔPE=Wnc, where the change in mechanical energy ...

  8. General Discussion Forum - Physics Forums

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    Join the fun discussing casual topics sometimes outside the realm of science and technology. Maybe about books, movies, cooking, or general thoughts and commentary. This is a relaxing forum to unwind from the technical topics.

  9. Alternatives to Mastering Physics in teaching E&M and Optics

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    PhET Interactive Simulations provide a hands-on learning experience that can make abstract concepts more tangible. Unlike Mastering Physics, which is more problem-solving oriented, PhET focuses on interactive learning and visualization, which can be particularly effective for understanding E&M and Optics.

  10. What are some recommended physics programs for TI calculators?

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    In summary, the conversation was about finding good physics programs for TI calculators, specifically the models TI-83, TI-84, and TI-89. The speaker suggested visiting the official TI website and other similar sites for program archives, with specific sections for science programs. They also mentioned that many programs are designed for ...

  11. Preparing for the Online Physics Brawl: Tips from a Scientist

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    In summary, Online Physics Brawl is a multiplayer game that tests players' knowledge of physics through real-time battles. To play, you need to create an account on the game's website and join a lobby to start a match. The game is suitable for all ages with a basic understanding of physics and is available on both desktop and mobile devices.