Exploring the Intersection of Mechanical Engineering, Physics, and Calculus

Thread starter DioMiner
Start date Jan 29, 2023

In summary, the intersection of mechanical engineering, physics, and calculus involves the application of mathematical principles and laws to the design and analysis of mechanical systems. This combination allows engineers to understand the physical behavior of objects and develop precise and efficient solutions. It also plays a crucial role in fields such as robotics, aerospace engineering, and materials science. By utilizing the concepts of mechanics, thermodynamics, and differential equations, this interdisciplinary approach enables engineers to tackle complex problems and innovate new technologies.

Jan 29, 2023

DioMiner

How did you find PF?: I have been using PF as a resource for a long time, but haven't really made an account so here I am. Through web searches and such of physics concepts or homework help, PF has always had useful insights and I am extremely thankful of this forum.

I am a Mechanical Engineering Major and have background knowledge in certain areas of physics (up to electromagnetism currently), as well as Calculus
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