How can I use self-teaching to refresh my physics knowledge and push it further?

Thread starter Jrogers201
Start date Oct 11, 2019

Oct 11, 2019

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Studied at HND in mechanical engineering at Oldham college back in the noughties. I'm now restudying physics A level as more as a refresher. Would like to push it further. I'm getting stuck in a few places and this is all self teaching so hopefully I can help you guys out and visa versa.

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