Can a Community College Student Excel in Physics Despite Mediocre Math Skills?

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I'm a community college student. Was mediocre at best in Math in high school, excelled at subjects like history and writing, enjoy memorizing, and I even developed my own website. Enjoy reading, listening to new music, writing, watching TV series and movies, all that good stuff. Hope I can join and fit in on the fun here!
 
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