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[QUOTE="QuantumCurt, post: 4953964, member: 478308"] Honestly the best preparation is to get as much math completed as you possibly can. A college physics major will generally start from the ground up, and assumes no prior knowledge of physics. I don't know how possible it would be to cover it all in 9 months, but you can certainly get a good start on it. Kleppner and Kolenkow's "An Introduction to Mechanics" is a good source for learning the material contained in Physics I (classical mechanics), and following that up with Purcell's "Electricity and Magnetism" is a good coverage of the material contained in Physics II. You'll want to browse through some of the page previews on Amazon or something like that though. You may or may not find their structure to be to your liking. [/QUOTE]
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