@abakcus
Abakcus
5 months
Utterly useful physics formula set for students.
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@GerardOrnell
Gerard Ornell
5 months
@abakcus Kinematics 😍
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@HangzhouExpo
Alvaro E. Neira
5 months
@abakcus Now you need to add the Quantum Computing related equations. How things change.
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@thebittee
BIT TEE
5 months
@abakcus Nice. Why can't you trust an atom? Because they make up everything!
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@mscott7612
Michael Scott
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@alexware69
Alejandro
5 months
@abakcus Fantastic, thank you!
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@paradise_carl
Carl Paradise πŸŽΆπŸ’™πŸŸ§
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@abakcus @AdrianZidaritz um, there are close to zero new jobs in physics... though it's a cool topic to study
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@StephenDoe
Stephen Doe
5 months
@abakcus This reminds me of how many of my physics and engineering profs would allow students to bring one 8.5”x11” sheet of notes to final exams. I tell you some of the sheets I made were works of art πŸ˜‚
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@Daily_FilmMusic
🎡🎞️ Daily Film Music 🎞️🎡
5 months
@abakcus Mostly definitions. Not useful at all
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@keyboardwah
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@abakcus My eyesπŸ˜΅β€πŸ’«
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@STEM_Authors
stem.authors
5 months
@abakcus Nice little chart! Thanks for taking the time to post it! πŸ˜€
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@DAKurtze
Douglas Kurtze
5 months
@abakcus The hard part is knowing what they mean and when/how to use them. Like, when do you use dsin\theta = m\lambda and when do you use 2dsin\theta = m\lambda ??
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@BehzadJahanian
Behzad.Jahanian
5 months
@abakcus πŸ‘ŒπŸ‘ŒπŸ‘ŒπŸ‘Œ
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