Re: New version of free physics textbook (was: Nieuwe versie van gratis natuurkunde boek op het net

Well on page 53 eqn 3, he has position as a function of time, given 
initial position, velocity and acceleration.

David



 Harry Conover wrote:

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> > The [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Harry Conover) wrote:
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> > > > Of course, the subject should have been in English. Indeed
> > > > the book is in English as well. It can be found at:
> > > >
> > > >     http://www.motionmountain.net
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> > > I find it incredible that someone could invest the time and effort
> > > required to construct a website such as the above, yet in hundreds of
> > > pages not to address the fundamental concepts of physics even once.
> >
> > Isn't it equally amazing that you managed to read these hundreds of
> > pages in a timespan of five hours? :-)
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> Actually, I scanned its content looking for key relationships,
> formulas, etc. that form the very basis of physics. Surprisingly, I
> found none.
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> Perhaps you can point out to me where the basic concepts/principles of
> mechanics are found, plus heat, light, electricity, etc.