/sci/ - Science & Math

What kind of math would i need to explain how sound propogates through a medium?

Have you read your SICM today, /sci/?

Read your SICM

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I own SICM, and willing to expand my knowledge of anything related to physics, thermodynamics, mechanics and the like.

Any other good books that don't require a very high level in math?

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<span class="math">
\ddot{x}(t) = {{F_0} \over {m}}
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<span class="math">
\dot{x}(t) = {{v_0} + {{{F_0} \over {m}}t}}
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I can't remember the method of integration that he used. Can /sci/ help me out?

It's the integration of Newton's second law btw.