Can a Cop, Grad Student, and Marine Master Physics?

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In summary, a cop, grad student, and marine can all master physics through hard work, dedication, and a strong understanding of mathematical concepts. While each may have different backgrounds and areas of expertise, their shared determination and problem-solving skills can lead them to success in this field. With a solid foundation in physics principles, these individuals can apply their knowledge to a variety of situations and contribute to advancements in the scientific community.
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im Justin... Cop by day grad student by night and Marine one weekend a month. I enjoy physics but sadly need to be walked through it Barney style.
 
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Awesome to have you here Shark! :smile:
 

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