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10075934 No.10075934 [Reply] [Original]

Can a not so intelligent person learn physics ?
I really like physics but I am not that smart sadly

>> No.10075957

>>10075934
If you mean physics at school, just learn the formulas and try to apply them in real world to see the meaning of variables in formula. Physics is just easier and more human math.

>> No.10075969

>>10075957
More advanced I guess but thanks
I will start with the easy things first

>> No.10075972
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>>10075934
Yes, read the manga.

>> No.10075974

>>10075972
ON IT

>> No.10076217

>>10075934
In my experience, doing well in physics is mostly a function of paying attention and keeping your mind open. Having a strong math background is good, even though undergrad physics isn't too mathematical rigorous (until you hit advanced undergrad). Go to class, do the homework on time, and always ask your professor for help when you need it.