[Archive!] Pure mathematics, physics, chemistry, etc.: brain-training problems not related to trade in any way - page 69
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Richie, I protest again :(
Maths, physics, chemistry (the third only because I yielded to you) - but not geography.
P.S. However, if the people don't mind, I will withdraw the protest.
here's a game for those who haven't played it - Crazy_Machines (It's working)
it's the first part, but there's a sequel.
Richie, I protest again :(
Maths, physics, chemistry (the third only because I conceded to you) - but not geography.
Apparently it's not geography. Just using Google Earth sometimes you come across some interesting stuff that you can't explain. Don't do chemistry either. Let's do electronics, that would be more interesting.
Copyright for sale " 2.2.2010".
In good condition, little used
Bargaining on promotion
Кстати, задача №1 ещё не решена: https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/123519/page44
Buy "2.2.2010"Что это такое?
InvestmentI agree with the first point. I strongly disagree with the second.
The essence of the branch is to stretch brains on what is terminologically clear to all (the very first problem - it was such, the terms are known to all), but at the same time requires the use of abstractions and a certain strain of thought to solve. As far as I know, these can only be "elementary but tricky" problems from physics and mathematics.
I agree with the first point. I strongly disagree with the second.
The essence of the branch is to stretch brains on what is terminologically clear to all (the very first problem - it was such, the terms are known to all), but at the same time requires the use of abstractions and a certain strain of thought to solve. As far as I know, these can only be "elementary but tricky" problems from physics and mathematics.
Well then physics is better. Maths is a boring science.
You wanted a physics problem, so there you go:
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I'm curious as to the nature of this phenomenon.