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Physics Introduction

Jman612
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I decided to take physics because I am really interested in becoming an engineer. I consider myself really good at math so I figure I would have a easier job than most in taking this class. I'm a really big fan of engineering that involves physics so I think I will like this class. I can't wait for all the awesome experiments. I'm really looking forward to building catapults and some of the other projects. This is why I wanted to take physics, I just wanted to give a quick reasoning guys, thx for reading.

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    Not sure about any colleges yet but RIT looks cool. And that's why I took physics in a way, to help me learn what engineering I'll like best.

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