Engineering made me discover Physics Forum

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In summary, engineering led me to discover the Physics Forum, a platform for discussing and learning about various topics in physics. This forum has allowed me to gain a deeper understanding of physics concepts and connect with others who share my passion for the subject. It has also provided valuable resources and discussions that have enhanced my engineering knowledge and skills. Overall, my discovery of the Physics Forum through engineering has greatly enriched my learning experience in both fields.
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Electrical Engi321
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How did you find PF?
Found it via google, when stuck on a physics question
Hi everyone,

I am a new member. I study engineering and currently focuses on computer science and electrical engineering with courses regarding Fourier transforms, laplace etc. So this on an elementary level.

Looking forward to using this forum as a study aid.

Kind regards,
Thanks in advance for the help
 
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