Silverlight in Mechanics

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I'm going to start working on Silverlight in order to simulate some events in Mechanics and Physics. Is Silverlight useful to be used or not?
Please help me by your advice.

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Posted 30-Mar-11 23:30pm

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Sandeep Mewara 31-Mar-11 6:38am

A general simple answer would be 'YES'. But your question is kind of incomplete and needs more detail added to it such that one can suggest on the same.

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2011-03-30T23:54:00

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I don't see why not. All of the same math methods are available that you would have access to in a winforms app. The only thing you have to do differently is the visualization stuff.

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