Who loves physics?

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I remember having fun once, it was terrible...

I love physics. Especially theoretical (i.e.: the kind that will never benefit mankind).

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Last.fm: Mercenarion

Although I am doing the most basic of basics in physics at the moment. I am growing fond of physics and maths b, which I probably would never have expected.

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I remember having fun once, it was terrible...

The basics are simple. The only really difficult part of physics is quantum mechanics (which happens to be one of my favourites subsections ).

Though I have knowledge on every part of physics, I'm not necessarily as good at biology. Oh well.

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Last.fm: Mercenarion

I think the most difficult part of physics to me is understanding concepts. There is no way In Hell that I'll understand quantum mechanics . (although I am interested in it)

what about chemistry?

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I remember having fun once, it was terrible...

I'm pretty good at chemistry.

And the concepts can be difficult for some, but once you start to understand basic concepts, you can piece together more complex concepts.

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Last.fm: Mercenarion

Well I'm glad to find someone who thinks like me...

The thing I have the trouble the most with is molar masses. I get the steps, but I perfer to understand the steps because it helps me remember them. Also I can tell if my answer is about right. or not

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I remember having fun once, it was terrible...

Had a physics test the other day coincedentally. It was relatively simple. Like you just plug in the formula or switch it around.

We did:

V=u+at
S=ut squared + a half at squared
V squared=u squared + 2as
v=s divided by t. only for those without acceleration

F=MA
GPE=MGH
Power=Change in energy over time (i think)
KE=a half then something something

These are the formulas that i can remember.

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