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lilypuppy
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Hi everyone,
I am a college freshman and am going to take an introductory physics class (calculus-based) next semester. I am horrible at physics and would like to study up the stuff during the summer. Is there any book that would be good at teaching me the stuff? Not a textbook, but a self-help book, like a concise "All you need to know about calculus-based physics" or something like a "physics for dummies" that sort of thing, shorter than a textbook.
Thanks so much guys!
Cheers,
lilypuppy
I am a college freshman and am going to take an introductory physics class (calculus-based) next semester. I am horrible at physics and would like to study up the stuff during the summer. Is there any book that would be good at teaching me the stuff? Not a textbook, but a self-help book, like a concise "All you need to know about calculus-based physics" or something like a "physics for dummies" that sort of thing, shorter than a textbook.
Thanks so much guys!
Cheers,
lilypuppy