ranger wrote:
That just covers a part of HS Physics akonyl and dilbert, what is she going to do when she's given questions on Work or Energy?
From what I recall, HS Physics covers 1-D/2-D Kinematics (which is what you guys are referring to), Circular Motion, Newtonian Laws, Energy/Work problems, Collisions, Center of Mass, Rotation (torque and angular momentum), Waves/Harmonic motion, and some minor E and M with some basic circuit analysis.
So if you don't remember a lot, uh oh lol
yes, however there's a fair chance that if she hates physics (which I'm guessing she does from the way she's posting about it ), she's not in some super advanced physics class and kinematics probably constitutes a large part of it. Of course I wasn't being entirely serious sayin she just needed the one equation, but for all I know it might be what she needs, not to mention that at least in the case of energy/work, you can get by using kinematics equations combined with F=ma. Not to mention, unless this is the final (which I'm doubtin), there's a very small chance that she has to know all the different subjects at once.
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ranger wrote:
That just covers a part of HS Physics akonyl and dilbert, what is she going to do when she's given questions on Work or Energy?
From what I recall, HS Physics covers 1-D/2-D Kinematics (which is what you guys are referring to), Circular Motion, Newtonian Laws, Energy/Work problems, Collisions, Center of Mass, Rotation (torque and angular momentum), Waves/Harmonic motion, and some minor E and M with some basic circuit analysis.
So if you don't remember a lot, uh oh lol
yes, however there's a fair chance that if she hates physics (which I'm guessing she does from the way she's posting about it ), she's not in some super advanced physics class and kinematics probably constitutes a large part of it. Of course I wasn't being entirely serious sayin she just needed the one equation, but for all I know it might be what she needs, not to mention that at least in the case of energy/work, you can get by using kinematics equations combined with F=ma. Not to mention, unless this is the final (which I'm doubtin), there's a very small chance that she has to know all the different subjects at once.
I'm assuming she's in HS physics, back in HS that was pretty much the curriculum for any physics class though :>
Commi-Ninja wrote:
ranger: the Physics course(s) I am taking do not require Calculus. I've just been told that it's about a billion times easier with Calculus (and the person that told me that doesn't understand how Physics is possible without Calculus).
Your friend/colleague is technically right, in that "Physics cannot be thoroughly explained by Calculus", but, I don't think it's that much easier knowing it :/
I did not make my assignments this past 3 days of vacation (because I was too lazy to do it,it was raining all day and no power source in the past 2 days...so this day is for my miscellanious!) but I don't regret it much...because I'm doing my assignments one by one each day...its just I'm panic when the lights came off and my mobile phone was at low battery mode...so I can't made my English assignment
Spoiler:
then the lights came up,happy...not really a bad story! Just wanna tell you not to get lazy 'bout your assignments! (i'm the lazy one here!)
ranger wrote:
Your friend/colleague is technically right, in that "Physics cannot be thoroughly explained by Calculus", but, I don't think it's that much easier knowing it :/
Right, but he doesn't understand how to solve the problems and such using Trig instead of Calculus. Sorry if that wasn't clear.
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lol
), she's not in some super advanced physics class and kinematics probably constitutes a large part of it. Of course I wasn't being entirely serious sayin she just needed the one equation, but for all I know it might be what she needs, not to mention that at least in the case of energy/work, you can get by using kinematics equations combined with F=ma. Not to mention, unless this is the final (which I'm doubtin), there's a very small chance that she has to know all the different subjects at once.
