Subject: Best book on Physics
From: paul lamar
Date: 9/27/2017, 8:30 PM
To: A10-Me-Earthlink

The best book on Physics I have ever seen so far.

Physics for Scientist and Engineers.
Douglas C.  Giancoli.
UCLA edition.


https://www.barnesandnoble.com/p/physics-for-scientists-engineers-vol-2-douglas-c-giancoli/1126742890/2677096960075?st=PLA&sid=BNB_DRS_Marketplace+Shopping+Textbooks_00000000&2sid=Google_&sourceId=PLGoP20412&k_clickid=3x20412



If your building an airplane occasionaly you will become confronted
with engineering problems both in mechanics and or electronics.
Physics covers them both. This book is easy to understand with a lot of
real world examples.

There is some calculus in it but a Maximite is good at calculus.

The big idea of integral calculus is the calculation of the area under a curve using integrals'

Piece of cake for the Maximite.
The main software construct that does it is the For Next Loop.
If I had a Maximite when I was in college I would have understood calculus much better.
Every young student should have one and learn how to program it.

The curve is usually defined by an equation.
If not apparently (looks like) random data recorded by the Maximite and can be integrated.
No need for an equation defining a curve.

It is a trivial problem.

The Maximite can do 100's if not 1000'of things.


Paul Lamar

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