How can I refresh my math and physics skills as a new member of this forum?

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In summary, as a new member of this forum, there are several ways to refresh your math and physics skills. You can start by reviewing basic concepts and practicing with online resources or textbooks. Engaging in discussions and asking questions on the forum can also help improve your understanding and application of these subjects. Additionally, seeking out a tutor or joining a study group can provide personalized guidance and support in your learning journey. Remember to stay consistent and persistent in your efforts to refresh your skills, and don't hesitate to seek help when needed.
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stevbon
Hello, I am new to the forum and wanted to introduce myself. I am interested in refreshing math and physics skills and knowledge I haven't used in years.

Hoping I can help others where possible...

Blessings!

Steve
 
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Welcome to PF Steve!
 

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