What is the Best Way to Solve Physics Problems Mathematically?

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Hi,
I am a senior year high-school student (as of 2015-2016) and am taking physics and mathematics. What I like the most is the combination: solving physics problems mathematically.

My intention on physicsforums.com is to ask about problems that I am curious about, and follow other interesting discussions.

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