#physics ask

If the CN Tower in Toronto, CA  were to be enveloped in water from lake ontario, How much weight and force before the tower snaps and breaks apart? (Water will be launching inland, snake like, and coiling around said tower [also snake like])

I’m so so soooo happy it worked for you!!!!!!!! I used to make that mistake too, I used to rush through everything and used to be all okay this is how you do it but never the why do you do it this way, as result my grades suffered in high school :/

I’ve learnt that knowing lesser syllabus but knowing all its concepts clearly is always better than “knowing” all of your syllabus (when in reality you don’t end up knowing it).

For everyone else who skims through physics, learn from the mistakes I made. I used to skim through stuff while having completed my syllabus and got shitty grades but when I did whatever I did PROPERLY without finishing all my syllabus (when I didn’t I have time) I scored more. Because then I didn’t know one question on the exam which was better than sort of knowing all questions, as a result I got lots of marks cut in those questions of course because only half of all of them would be right.