Struggling with Math in Civil Engineering: Can Distance Learning Help?

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Im new here, I am 32 years old.
I have just started my degree in Civil engineering. (distance learning, I work full time and don't have access to a tutor)
I haven't done maths in 15 years :0

I have opted for an extended program to get to grips with the math, but I am still finding issues.

I would appreciate any help offered.

Have a great day,

Jaco
 
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