Self studying Taylor's Classical Mechanics

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Im 1st year engineering student (ECE) but im interested in self studying physics. I want to self study taylor classical mechanics this summer preferably including analytic mechanics chapters but i want to know if my math is enough for it. By the end of this year i will have:
Partial derivatives. Taylor series. L'hopital.
eigenvalues and eigenvectors.
Techniques of integration. Definite integration. 1st order ODE.
Also some analytic geometry ( conic sections. Lines and planes. Quadratic surfaces)
 

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