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oxy126

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blog-0724255001378329447.jpgHi there.

I'm a new Physics AP-C student, and I would like to tell you a little bit about myself. I'm an avid programmer/science enthusiast, and am looking towards entering a scientific or science-related field. I (as one may assume) like science and math, and more leisurely things like playing video games or disc golfing. Things of the sort.

The reason I'm taking Physics AP-C this year is because I'm interested in learning more about physics and I want to solve more challenging problems using my physics knowledge. I enjoy calculus and I think it will be cool to see some of the applications of what I learn. As a result, I hope to not only hone my calculus knowledge but get some useful information on specific areas of physics and, in general, how to approach difficult, complex problems in an effort to solve them.

I always enjoyed electricity and magnetism, and I'm looking forward to that and hopefully being able to dream up some cool uses for my new knowledge. However, no matter what we learn, I think I'll be excited just to know it. So I'm hoping to have fun!

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FizziksGuy

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Thrilled to welcome you to AP Physics C!!!

Miss_Winchester

Miss_Winchester 3

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Awesome first blog post!! I look forward to working with you this semester!

Miss_Lawson

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Sounds like you'll love this class! Can't wait to work with you!

gdaunton

gdaunton 2

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Nice blog post, I like the picture. Can't wait to work with you in class.

ckralles

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I see that you like to disc golf? that sounds very interesting to Shabba. Shabba would like to hear the physics behind, how you say, disc golf.

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pavelow

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Pavelow speaks in third person, noting the fact that Shabba also speaks in third person. This could become a trend.

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