Physics Q&A thread

'm having some trouble in Physics, and not from lack of trying. I seek help often, and without making excuses, I find I don't get adequate help from professors/TAs. (Most of the time I get "Oh, that's in Chapter 8") Anyone out there good at Physics? Or know of some good sites that explain things non-metaphorically like my text book does? It is Calculus based which makes it more difficult. My biggest problem is with dot/cross products, and I guess vectors in general.

http://www.stormfront.org/forum/showthread.php?t=597840

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They already answered your questions.  Besides, would you really trust a chink?

Stormfront are more helpful than /sci/ ... amazing!

>>2

Hell no! Fucking red commie...

hyperphysics is one option.  As is wikipedia.  my best advice for searching these sources is to search using google.

http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/HFrame.html

lol OP, you are a woman, you are not built to do math or physics or science.
get off the internet plz.

>>3
i would always trust this board over a stormfag in matters related to anything more than HURRR DURRR I CANNA FIND CROSS PRODUCT IT CUZ MY PROFESSOR IS TEHSUX LOOK AT MY PASTY SAGGY TITTIES HURRRR

I love how the fag who apparently has a degree in physics responds that the difference between centripetal force and centrifugal force is only terminology. If you can't learn something so simple as the difference between centripetal force (force in direction of the axis of rotation) and centrifugal force (reactionary force to the former experienced resulting from inertia) then you shouldn't bother wasting your time on physics.

>>6-7
Ouch sounds like you are mad at women. Lol.

>>7
He was just being nice. :P

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who decides to register an account with stormfront to ask for physics homework help???

>>8
i'm sorry, my mom used to give me savage beatings when i was insolent.

>>9
on the other hand, i just plain dislike stormfags, because they tend to be morons.

>>1
Professors usually don't have time to help every single person with every single problem. My advice is to either be friends with a smart person that can help you or join a study group.

for info on vectors: http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/Classes/CalcII/VectorsIntro.aspx

you HAVE TO get vectors down to do well in physics.

>>1
don't you see it in chapter 8 ? It's in.

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