Starting general physics as a senior with no prior background

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Currently a senior at BU and taking Physics 105 (General Physics 1). Never took physics in high school so I'm sure I'll be on here a lot asking questions!
 
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g'day Ben
welcome to the Physics Forums :)

looking around the forums will give you lots of food for thought :)

Dave
 

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