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Libervurto
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Posted: 23rd Jul 2013 16:24
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Dark Frager
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Physics, Maths and Fun don't go together in one sentence.

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Oh sure they do!

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Libervurto
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Posted: 23rd Jul 2013 18:29 Edited at: 23rd Jul 2013 18:32
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Quote: "Physics, Maths and Fun don't go together in one sentence."

Depends what the problem is. I don't understand why text books are so often lazy and write the most dull problems you could possibly imagine.
I'm learning C++ from a book, and just covered vectors, the program example was asking a student to enter their homework grades and calculating an average. SNORE!

When I did a maths for science course it was all stuff like calculating the speed of growth of a stalactite, and the distance to the moon. Much more interesting.
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