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Hello everyone,

My questions are

1) How should one study Physics? I do really well in math, but pretty bad in physics. When studying for physics, I can't live without the solutions manual( and i Hate it)

2) What is practical intuition?

3) When solving problems in physics, how should i go about tackling problems??

thanks
 
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Welcome to PF!

Hello cs23! Welcome to PF! :wink:
cs23 said:
1) How should one study Physics? I do really well in math, but pretty bad in physics. When studying for physics, I can't live without the solutions manual( and i Hate it)

Why don't you give up physics, and transfer to maths?

Some mathematicians are fine at pure maths, but less good at applied maths … if they ever tried physics, they'd probably hate it.

Maybe that's you? :smile: