Physics, like other branches of science, would not be explained without experimental observations and quantitative measurements. The core purpose of physics is to discover those limited number of those fundamental laws that are related to some natural phenomena, and to use them to create new theories that can help predict the consequences of other experiments. These fundamental laws are often in the form of some mathematical expressions, those expressions which help us understand and analyse the results of new experiments.
When an experiment...
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