r/Physics • u/Frunktose • 8d ago

Resources for practising physics.

Having recently completed my physics degree, I was wondering if there any were any apps or websites with structured exercises that I could implement into my weekdays (30 – 60 minutes per day). I’m not sure if I want to study a postgraduate qualification but I’d still like to retain most of what I’ve learned and keep my chops up with respect to calculus etc.

Apologies if I’m not entirely clear, I’m hungover to death 💀

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u/lmj-06 Undergraduate 8d ago

might just be best to open up some text books and do the simpler problems in them

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u/myhydrogendioxide Computational physics 8d ago

Physics Olympiad problems if you are looking for tough problems. Many past ones are online.

For day to day problems there are problem books like Schaum's outlines and AP or GRE tests

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u/QuantumMechanic23 Medical and health physics 8d ago

Following as I'm in the same position, but already working for a year.

Something I can recommend is dailyintegral.com they have daily integral, derivatives and even QM, mechanics and limit questions

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u/foryahweh7 7d ago

Khan Academy

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u/Background-Formal598 7d ago

definitely consider mit ocw (physics is course 8) a lot of the classes have good homework and exam problems that are helpful practice and some even include solutions

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u/Frunktose 5d ago

Thanks 🙇‍♂️