You can start understanding 80-90% after reading this

https://www.pdfdrive.com/physics-d183889574.html

Just focus on projectile motion chapters 2-3-4 (projectile is 4) .

No excuses will be accepted that its too difficult to follow etc lol. It is very basic math and will make you proud to read it and see you understand it all. 1-2h per chapter.

Test your knowledge also here (i promise you if you read on your own these 2 resources you will feel so excited)

http://web.mit.edu/~yczeng/Public/WO...201%20FULL.pdf

An alternative also easy to read book is this

https://www.pdfdrive.com/physics-e184892107.html

Same first 2-3 chapters ( i think this has solutions too either in this book or another one on same website Giancoli solutions)

I suggest buying for real these books i link by the way to all here. They are a good thing to have in your library and easy to follow at all ages.


Make a plan to spend 30min per day or 2h per week at a particular day and after 1 month you will be very good in many things you didnt expect.

Never forget the book (when finally chosen) is your best friend. It is always there waiting for you. They took years to write it, they took the time to order things properly and create examples. The exercises are there to check your understanding and to challenge you. Do not be afraid of them, leave nothing behind. Chase the ones that terrorize you the most. Dare to find out that yes you are indeed remarkable after all. It happens to all that dont give up and come back again and again until they understand.

Almost nobody today reads the book at school or even universities. They all try to get by with notes, summaries, outside help and quick fixes.

Forget this. Go back to the book and it will not betray you. It will send you to more of its friends, new books.

Never forget mankind is the ultimate orphan, so that you do not have to be. You will never be alone.

You can lose everything and they will never be able to take away what is in your mind. It is all you need to win back everything. Most of all ... happiness at last. Clarity is what brings happiness. Chase it.

love this so much........ i would also add that learning something hard to learn is valuable. learning something most people can learn easily isn't worth anything.

i am going back to school (online) to improve my math skills (will be learning 2nd year and beyond.. my ultimate interests are time series and computer progreamming math)........ any advice as to how to learn best? right now, i'm thinking "learn fast and superficially" and "learn slow and detailed". switch it up all the time.

If he can make a standing long jump 8 feet from the edge of the pool and clears the edge to land safely in the pool then his actual standing long jump is further than 8 feet. Also, he gets a much better grip pushing off when he's standing on the edge of the rail with his feet partway over the rail.

However, it looks like the pool in the picture has him landing in the shallow baby end of the pool, in which case he's ****ed even if he does make it.


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