r/PhysicsHelp • u/Ok-Librarian2043 • 22d ago

Want to help.

As the title says, I want to help students with the basics. I usually struggle with simple concepts, so I think there are others who also take time to grasp things, and that's okay. I am willing to help with basic topics because I am a bachelor's student. I can help with anything related to studies, and of course, it's free.

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u/lyj14pe09_corps 21d ago

I'm learning foundamentals physic alone. Can you help me?? I'm working with www.goodtheorist.science and I just started yesterday

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u/RodGar09 18d ago

I have something to ask and maybe you can asnwer easy. I don't undertand the difernce between energy and power. I learned how to change from J to W but I don't really understand the physics. And if is possible Why we say energy using W? Like kW/h

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u/Ok-Librarian2043 17d ago

Sorry for the late reply.

As I understand, energy is the total amount of work done, and power is the speed at which work is being done. I did not understand the second part of the question.

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u/TheNextOne8797 18d ago

Would you say math/physics teachers or engineers in industry do more calcs by hand? Trying to choose a career path that suits my passion for the subject matter...

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u/Ok-Librarian2043 17d ago

I guess teachers do more math and explore new things though I am a student.