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A Quick Tour of the Wolfram Physics I Course Assistant for iPad
Get help and solutions for your physics classes with the Wolfram Physics I Course Assistant iPad app. This video gives you a quick tour of the app's features, which include calculators for force, motion, dynamics, mass, weight, density, energy, work, power, laws, celestial mechanics, and more.
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