Looking to Relearn Math and Science After 15 Years? Welcome to PF!

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Hi, New user here.
Graduated from Mechanical Engineering school, about 15 years ago. Went into a completely different field No science or maths of any sort.

Forgot nearly everything. I have started a family recently so want to be able to help my daughter with their homework ( And simply no longer want to feel like an idiot)
 
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