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Brian Moths

My display name used to be NowIGetToLearnWhatAHeadIs, but I changed it to my real name.

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How does this C for-loop print text-art pyramids?
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What happens to the resistance of a wire if it is heated up?
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Compute the area of intersection between a circle and a triangle?
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What does the colon in the statement $T:t\to−t$ mean?
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Samsung Magician on Ubuntu 14.04
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Why Does Passing Light Through a Slit Make it Coherent?
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Tension in an Atwoods machine conceptual?
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How does wind speed affect the velocity of light?
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What does the colon in the statement $T:t\to−t$ mean?
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Does a tire need to slip to generate force?
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Most ambiguous and inconsistent phrases and notations in maths
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Why is surface tension parallel to the interface?
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Difference between kets $\left| -x\right\rangle$ and $-\left |x\right\rangle$?
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Why isn't invariant notation common?
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Why is the electric field of an infinite insulated plane of charge perpendicular to the plane?
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How to understand Feynman's reasoning about perpetual motion?
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Infinite Expression Error from NDSolve
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Is there no radioactive decay between nuclear fusion and solid material formation?
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Meaning of kinetic part in the Lagrangian density?
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Find angular momentum about any point
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Earth moves how much under my feet when I jump?
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Each person has at most 3 enemies in a group. Show that we can separate them into two groups where a person will have at most one enemy in the group.
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Average of age in a family
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Life at low Reynolds number (E. M. Purcell)
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Reversed First Joule's Law : heating a resistor produce voltage?
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Does a conductor of total charge zero placed in a uniform external electric field experience net force?
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More intuition in understanding diffusion
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Intuitive analysis of gradient, divergence, curl
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Why doesn't Earth appear smudgy or blurred in space photographs due to its fast rotation?
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Is this expression for the kinetic energy of a spinning disk revolving about a second axis correct?
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