Physics Math Equations for Beginners

Thank you all for your valuable input.

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I studied Maths and Physics at UEA 1995-98, The Physics text book we used was 'Physics' by Marcelo Alonso, and Edward J Finn.
you can get it online easily enough. you might need other maths text books to understand the equations.

1 ÷ 0 = 0

0 ÷ 1 = 0

Start here... It's a huge logic problem in math, they're still working on it [pun intended]

which path will you take, the status quo or logic and reason?

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Have you looked at MIT courses?
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One other thing depending on time and resources you may want talk to a local university about attending classes but not for a degree basis.
I know when I attended the university there was a gentleman in his mid 70's that was in my engineering lvl physics 1,2, and 3 classes. He was taking the classes only to keep active as he was retired. Since he was not degree based the cost was significantly cheaper. If I recall correctly after he got to know the professors they even let him attend for free.

Back than as an engineering student with barely a life, broke and studying all the time, I was thinking wow thats crazy why would anyone want to put themselves through that and not get a degree, lol. Now as I get older I can totally see me doing that, once I retire. Actually look forward to doing it.

Math is illogical and at times irrational, but at its foundations it needs to be acknowledged that there is a duality or a left/right paradigm to it.

It is the "question" which drives us Neo...

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