Can someone point to an internet address about the use of calculus and integrals in physics (cinematics). Also i am looking for some page with a lot of info and formulas about different areas of physics.
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Can someone point to an internet address about the use of calculus and integrals in physics (cinematics). Also i am looking for some page with a lot of info and formulas about different areas of physics.
I'm not sure what you want -
Here is a page that has constants and basic formulas. You can look up something like 'Stoke's Law' after you find it on the page.
What you need is a University Physics book - introductory level.
I don't have any idea what a comparable counterpart for that would be where you live, but any University bookstore will have a text for first year Physics, no matter how it's named.
The neat part -- go to one of the bookstores near the University - they always have 'outdated' texts. They cost about 1/20 th what a new text costs. Although, I've have never figured out how anyUniversity Physics text, which covers very little 20th C stuff anyway, could be all that outdated....
http://www.hazelwood.k12.mo.us/~gric...b/formulas.htm
Another good website for a list of Physics equations is http://www.xs4all.nl/~johanw/contents.html
Parke