Exploring the Intersection of Mechanical Engineering, Physics, and Calculus

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I have been using PF as a resource for a long time, but haven't really made an account so here I am. Through web searches and such of physics concepts or homework help, PF has always had useful insights and I am extremely thankful of this forum.
I am a Mechanical Engineering Major and have background knowledge in certain areas of physics (up to electromagnetism currently), as well as Calculus
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