Physics for Beginners: Vectors, Velocity, Gravity & Motion

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Start date Sep 25, 2006
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Sep 25, 2006

Tnn Ace03

Im trying to understand physics and i was wondering if there were any good sites out there for beginning physics, like vectors, velocity, gravity, relative motion. Any help would be appreciated.

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