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Weekly puzzle
How would we feel if I posted a weekly physics problem designed to make you think? or fortnightly?
Mainly concentrating on mechanics and nimble thinking rather than complex math.

How many would attempt it?

Where would be the best place for me to put it? Here? in Science(other)?

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Old Feb 16, 2007, 06:48 AM   #2  
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I would LOVE something that I could do with a minimum of physics knowledge!

I'm not very science-minded, but I love brain puzzles.
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So you want us to attempt your homework now
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Ooh, mental floss!

Sounds like a good idea to me.
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So you want us to attempt your homework now

lol, curlyben


I'm game
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