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Any books about physics and math for absolute plebs who want to learn physics and math?

>> No.16566016
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16566016

>find a tutor
>get her pregnant
>now you have mastered physics and mathematics

>> No.16566024

>>16566006
just get hs text books, or college books. those are really good. look around.

>> No.16566029

>>16566016
Impossible, I'm a woman (and not trans either). Thanks for the suggestion though!

>> No.16566032

>>16566006
Basic Mathematics by Serge Lang

And an older edition of Physics by Halliday and Resnick

>> No.16566033

On what level are you

>> No.16566035
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16566035

Math and physics is for pseuds.

>> No.16566040

>>16566033
>who want to learn
probably algebra, which is fine.

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16566042

>>16566016
>he thinks people interested in STEM can get a female pregnant

>> No.16566045

>>16566029
congrats on your detransition!

>> No.16566051

>>16566042
lol that’s sad

>> No.16566054

>>16566024
Will try
>>16566032
Thanks anon, I'll look for them
>>16566033
The "slept through most of my classes in high school and only did the bare minimum so I could pass" level, I'm 20 years old now and studying something completely unrelated

>> No.16566057
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16566057

>>16566006

>> No.16566065

>>16566045
Thanks faggot!

>> No.16566071

>>16566054
>Will try
Don't try, do. Go back and use what your high school used or search what your local college uses. Don't fall into this>>16566057 trap. Those books might be a little to advanced for you if you're tying to start out. No shame in starting at the beginning and rebuilding your foundation, if you try to jump ahead you'll only do yourself harm.

>> No.16566074

>>16566040
Then for before you touch physics relatively master mathematics especially calculus a lot of physics presupposes you know your calculus then the one I used for calculus is "Calculus by James Stewart" if it's too difficult take step back and master pre-calc then you can jump straight into the Landua series which might be a bit complex but oh well

>> No.16566086

>>16566074
im not OP but good advice for him (or her).