Exploring the Basics of Physics through Questions

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In summary, exploring the basics of physics through questions involves asking fundamental questions about the behavior of matter and energy in the physical world. This can include topics such as motion, forces, energy, and the properties of matter. By asking questions and seeking answers, we can gain a better understanding of the laws and principles that govern the natural world and use this knowledge to make advancements in technology and everyday life. Through experimentation and observation, physicists continue to explore and expand our understanding of the universe.
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I am here to ask questions in order to get things right. Questions that i want to ask are going to be i believe fairly simple for anyone that studied physics a bit, i haven't and that is why i am going to pose questions.
 
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