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I wanted to find out, but I was glad to finally find out that the subject I had hated in my student life was difficult, but after I got confused, I wanted it to be done again, and I found this book that was very popular, very easy, and so I was trying to figure out how to draw it, and it was really nice to me to see all of you, because it's not really hard to do it, but it'll be very interesting to me, and then I'm really excited to see how it'd be possible to learn it.
I read this book, E=MC2 and when I thought of physics as academic, I got a headache and I felt that physics was a fun science. This will be my basics.
Ko Jung-sook: E=mc² that even liberal arts students can understand
Nobody has ever heard of Einstein. Einstein says relativity, relativity, and E equals MC2. But what does this mean? Nobody knows what time is. So is space. But most people live their lives without knowing the real world of time and space. Time flows at a constant rate to everyone, and space is left empty and uniform. I think matter is matter, energy is energy. What if it doesn't? What if time doesn't always run at constant speeds to everyone, space exists in a state of high velocity, energy and matter are equal? This book is a middle school course. Anyone who studied normal is even from the door! E equals MC2 and the theory of relativity, which is a simple science of culture. The tools that we need, classical physics, math, all are in the book. You just have to get ready for a little bit of time, paper and pen, with the will to understand. The moment that E=mc2 is magically induced from F=ma, the world and the universe will look completely different.
Korean title: 문과생도 이해하는 E=mc2
Korean author: 고중숙
Korean publisher: 꿈꿀자유
ISBN-13: 9791187313151
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I wanted to find out, but I was glad to finally find out that the subject I had hated in my student life was difficult, but after I got confused, I wanted it to be done again, and I found this book that was very popular, very easy, and so I was trying to figure out how to draw it, and it was really nice to me to see all of you, because it's not really hard to do it, but it'll be very interesting to me, and then I'm really excited to see how it'd be possible to learn it.
I read this book, E=MC2 and when I thought of physics as academic, I got a headache and I felt that physics was a fun science. This will be my basics.
