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@Preetha
A sub-group in Physics..that'll make things interesting ^.^
To be honest wouldn't groups like "Relativity", Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Quantum Physics, and so on make more sense?
Yea, that's true. But first we should get these organized...
Hello, i am wilson and plan to bea great physics teacher in one day. hope can take this opportunity to learn from others. thank you.
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I can't believe this is free...
@bruceallanwest you mean this website? Well it's basically "members" helping other members.
@roadjester this website, MIT Open Courseware, the opportunity to do either and/or both without breaking the bank. just awesome
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