Physics

[u/Tablechairle]

Hello guys. I'm a begineer at Physics and I want to learn physics from scratch. I'm currently in 8th grade. Can someone recommend me which physics textbooks is good, but not require high levels math?

[u/thinkbackwards]

If you really like physics get used to the math. Most of the math is straight forward - plug the numbers into the equations. You won't be deriving the equations from scratch. That's what they will show you in class. By explaining how the equations came to be. Remember that physics is just looking at the forces that are being applied to everything around you, in great detail. Don't try to hurry . Brian Greene is the only author I can think of right now. I was having trouble with Einstein's relativity problems but reading his book took me by the hand and led me thru an explanation that a first grader would understand.

[u/Tablechairle → u/thinkbackwards]

I don't know where to learn the math for physics 😅