Need Help with Physics Problems? Join the Physics Forum!

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In summary, if you are struggling with physics problems, the Physics Forum is a helpful resource to turn to. This online community is made up of experts and enthusiasts who offer support and assistance with various physics topics. Whether you need help understanding a concept or solving a specific problem, the Physics Forum is a great place to seek guidance and learn from others. Joining the forum is free and easy, and you can receive personalized help from members with a wide range of experience and knowledge in the field of physics. So if you're looking for a community to help you navigate the complexities of physics, the Physics Forum is a valuable resource to consider.
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Hello - new member here. Am retired 75-year-old doing course work in various areas of mathematics and physics to pass the time while the COVID situation resolves itself. Found I needed help with some of the physics problems, so I joined the Physics Forum as an aid. Cheers!
 
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