Maximizing Success in Physics: Utilizing Mentors and Problem-Solving Strategies

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I am really quite in love with the science of physics and am attempting to up my skills substantially. Of course, pursuing physics is very hard, but practice makes perfect! I so far have covered Kinematics, Light and Waves, Work and Energy, and have done much personal research into theories and equations that will be of use in university in undergrad and grad physics. I trek through the problem sets and attempt to come to a self-formulated answer, but I believe that mentors and guidance to simpler solutions are both things that should be taken as extremely valuable resources Pleased to be a part of this site!
 
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