Maximizing DIY Success: Incorporating Math and Physics into Your Projects

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Howdy I'm a guy that didn't pay enough attention during math and never took physics in school... but I love learning, fixing, and building. I commonly get involved in DIY projects that may not require math and physics but they sure would make problems easier to solve. Thanks in advance for your help and patience... who knows maybe someday I can pay it back.
 
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