What is the best way to get help with homework on Physics Forums?

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In summary, the best way to get help with homework on Physics Forums is to first search for similar questions and answers, and if your specific question has not been addressed, create a new thread with a clear and specific title and detailed explanation of your problem. Use proper formatting and include any relevant diagrams or equations. Engage in discussions and ask for clarifications if needed, and always show effort and willingness to learn. Additionally, seeking help from experienced members and utilizing the available resources such as textbooks and online tools can greatly improve understanding and success in completing homework assignments.
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Tomh2000
Hi everyone I am currently studying a degree in Mechanical Engineering and am joining Physics Forums just in case I need and help with my studies or help anyone else that is stuck. :)
 
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Welcome to PF.

For help with your homework, be sure to use the homework forums, and fill out the template provided when you create a new homework thread.
 

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