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Aussie_Aussie 4 months ago

Hey mofos can anyone post some basic physics, i just started engineering course and feel lost in engineering mechanics statics
any help would be appreciated

one a physics 16er- good times! about 1 year ago

Is this Harvard's freshman physics 16 course taught by Georgi?

pawan about 1 year ago

om shanti om

jeff about 1 year ago

what does it make you if you pass and qualify for this test?are there any sort of prize, which becomes the motivating factor of your solving the problem?

Anonymous about 1 year ago

I hope all my exams were 'take home'

Dillpickle about 1 year ago

Actually this stuff isn't as hard as it looks, I promise. Most of what you see here is the Lagrangian reformulation of classical mechanics. I personally find it much simpler to use than Newtonian since the Lagrangian will work for any generalized coordinate system. It doesn't work well with frictional forces though. Again, if you have had General physics or EP with a little reading you would be able to do this. This is actually 2nd yr sophomore level physics, so yes it is undergrad. Good luck guys and I urge you all to check this stuff out, it's beautiful mathematically and fun to mess around with.

Anonymous about 1 year ago

This kind of stuff kind of scares me ... what on earth am I going to do in university O_O

Anonymous about 1 year ago

Actually I'm an undergraduate math major, and I know all this stuff. A pure math major too, so I don't really have a place taking variational calculus. It's very useful stuff though, and interesting from a mathematical perspective.

Anonymous about 1 year ago

That's not undergrad physics. That would make a math major feel dumb.

saeed about 1 year ago

the solution of electrodynamic of jakson

Anonymous about 1 year ago

the solution of electrodynamic of jakson

yakhek about 1 year ago

apo kau bangang bona. tiru je lah.

Anonymous about 1 year ago

comment je mappelle

fer about 1 year ago

please give me sampel exam of book3

jason about 1 year ago

I fear math. :-)

cybernetz about 1 year ago

jesus christ... i THANK god that i'm out of school since 10 years LOL

tik01 over 2 years ago

didn't know you took any physics.