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hey guys - first post, I hope I can get all the help I need here. I am a computer science major and need to take a series in classical physics, yet I have no background in physics and this is my first experience with it. I did really well in calculus, and this is physics using that so I hope that helps me out. So far I am doing all the reading and understand the material in lecture and in the text - however I am having a rough time with the homework problems. They take me a really long time and I would like to get some help thinking about how to solve these.
 
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ruskointhehizzy said:
hey guys - first post, I hope I can get all the help I need here. I am a computer science major and need to take a series in classical physics, yet I have no background in physics and this is my first experience with it. I did really well in calculus, and this is physics using that so I hope that helps me out. So far I am doing all the reading and understand the material in lecture and in the text - however I am having a rough time with the homework problems. They take me a really long time and I would like to get some help thinking about how to solve these.
Well, you've come to the right place. We have lots of helpful experts here and any time they can't answer a question, I just jump in and make stuff up :smile:
 
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phinds said:
Well, you've come to the right place. We have lots of helpful experts here and any time they can't answer a question, I just jump in and make stuff up :smile:
thanks!