Maths And Physics Tutorials for High School and Undergrad.

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The discussion highlights several valuable online resources for high school and undergraduate students studying maths and physics. Key links include a comprehensive site for easy referencing of topics, a collection of recommended maths books, and a variety of maths tutorials that, while extensive, are not exhaustive. These resources aim to enhance understanding and provide quick access to essential information. Overall, the shared links serve as a beneficial starting point for students seeking to improve their knowledge in these subjects.
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http://kr.cs.ait.ac.th/~radok/math/mat/intro.htm

Loads of useful links in maths and physics, and easy referencing to quickly find what you want.
 
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http://www.ping.be/~ping1339/mathindex.htm#n

A number of maths tutorials, wide range, but not completely comprehensive.
 
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