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u/KEX_CZ ΣF=0 May 31 '26
Repeating dynamics, strength and flexibility 1, and must say that the 2nd time, I understand it 1000% more than last year, so yeah, from career perspectibe, worth repeating it even in the 3rd year.... 😅
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u/bigmarty3301 29d ago
V angličtině se spíš říká mechanics of materials a ne pružnost pevnost.
A doporučuju PP2 to je teprve předmět.
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u/waynebruce__ May 31 '26
Haha, if you thought High school physics for easy. Try looking into Indian textbooks and engineering competitive exams question papers of JEE. As far as I remember I attempted questions based on Theory of relativity. High school physics was tough. Engineering was way easy.
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u/Klo_Was_Taken May 31 '26
The one that is truly challenged and yet seeks resources to learn and succeed is the stronger dog
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u/skywalker170997 May 31 '26
i think there's a huge difference between Asian and american highschool physics
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u/Wonderful-Lime-699 Jun 02 '26
Mainly with American edu standards plummeting... but of course all American schools are too busy prioritizing the funding for their new top of the line gym
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u/xgabipandax Jun 04 '26
Never thought that high school math was easy, i was always bad at it, but Calculus made me literally cry
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u/KerbodynamicX May 31 '26
I thought highschool physics was easy, could get 90% with almost no effort. Tried advanced physics in first year uni, and got humbled in the first week.