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I'm 50 years on from certain scientific questions running through my head as a child, and hopefully can now contribute something useful to the discussions.
TL;DR Summary: I need to make sense of this question: What was the distance from the line-of-sight of the builder's level to the outlet end of the first 10' length of pipe?
I am enrolled in an online course in plumbing at Stratford Career Institute. At the end of each chapter in my plumbing...
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I have a question, about what branch of physics would the question be asked?
And is that how you do it here? Ask questions based on which branch it might concern?
Is there a questions topic anywhere? I looked. Many times.
I'm not even sure if this section is the place to ask...
Just joined. Not a physicist. Attorney since 1997 but repressed natural sciences mind.
That “textbook” ad above may not be a good sign, kiddos(?). Eventually one’s brother, no matter how smart, like my old physics teachers, finds no more entries in the “index”, and we passed pat answers long...
These are the questions I am failing to comprehend despite their very basic nature
This is the wonderful support from the book explaining how to get the answer ! (It just gives you the answer no working out which is annoying)
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I've noticed lots of physics professors reply before you finish talking. Not specifically talking about questions in a lecture etc, I mean more generally. Not sure how common it is in other disciplines or why, but generally they don't tend to let you finish. As a result often when someone has a...
I am currently taking some time off of college (I am a sophomore), and I'm trying to continue coding and experimenting with Calculus-y math as I'll be going into Calculus II and then III when I go back. I am currently trying to develop a 3D baseball pitch visualizer for my own purposes. I am not...
Is there a category to ask physics questions based on very little information? Namely a YouTube video that discusses a topic in a way that confuses me that I merely want clarification on?