Learn Physics Pro

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Learn Physics is easy to use, free education app that covers most of the important concepts, equations, and formulas of physics. This education application is a must-have guide, whether you want to refresh your knowledge, prepare for an exam, or just refresh the basic concepts of physics. It is also a perfect reference, full of formulas, equations, and images for students who need help with physics homework assignments.

Key features:
- Each topic contains formulas, equations and detailed description with images
- Suitable for all levels of physics from primary school to university
- Periodically content updates
- Physics scientists
- Nobel prize winner list
- Formula calculators
- Physics discoveries

This application contains the following topics:
- Measurement
- Linear motion
- Vector and equilibrium
- Projectile motion
- Circular motion
- Force and motion
- Work, power, energy
- Rotary motion
- Oscillation
- Waves
- Current electricity
- Electrostatics
- Fluid dynamics
- Electromagnetism
- Electromagnetic induction
- Alternating Current
- Electronics
- Thermodynamics
- Physical optics
- Modern physics
- Nuclear physics

About Copyright:
All contents in this application are taken from google images and other sources, if there is copyright, please contact us immediately. There is no copyright infringement intended, and every request to delete one of the images / logos / names will be respected.
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App graphics credit
https://www.flaticon.com/search?word=physics%20icon

We will add more concepts in the application. If you have any suggestion then feel free to contact us at the email [e-mail].

নতুন কি আছে

Version 1.5.4
Main concept
- Harmonic motion
- Gravity
- Projectile motion
- Direct current
Reference tables
- Metric prefixes
- SI units
- Important constants
- Dielectric constants
- Greek alphabets
- Coefficient of friction
- Sound intensity
Terms and definition
Quizzes
Formula
- Measurement
- Vector and equilibrium
- Force and motion
- Work and energy
- Fluid dynamics
- Oscillation
- Physical optics
- Current electricity