Formulas and units
“F = q(E + v × B)” or “9.81 m/s²” read symbol by symbol is unusable. Read properly, it is a sentence.
Engineering · physics · maths
Engineering books are dense with formulas, units and diagrams. Aethel reads the formulas in words, says units properly and describes the diagram the paragraph relies on, so a chapter makes sense by ear.
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“F = q(E + v × B)” or “9.81 m/s²” read symbol by symbol is unusable. Read properly, it is a sentence.
Free-body diagrams, circuits and plots are referenced constantly. Audio has to say what they show.
Hard chapters need more than one pass. Listening makes the second pass possible on a walk.
Gradients, divergence, curl, integrals with limits, vectors and Greek letters are spoken in plain English.
Common units such as metres per second squared, hertz and degrees Celsius are spoken properly.
Figures are kept next to their paragraph with a spoken description of what they show.
Ask for a numeric example of the formula on screen and hear it worked through.
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F = q(E + v × B)
Aethel says
F equals q times the quantity E plus v cross B
∇ · E = ρ / ε₀
Aethel says
the divergence of E equals rho over epsilon naught
x = (−b ± √(b² − 4ac)) / 2a
Aethel says
x equals the quantity negative b plus or minus the square root of the quantity b squared minus 4ac, over 2a
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