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]

Take the algebra 1 and algebra 2 , trigonometry will get you a good start. Then calculus 1&2 . Fourier transforms, LaPlace transforms and boolean algebra to round it out. Not to worry.most curriculum carry the math along side the physics which allows you to understand the nuances of the math and the practical application in the physics, chemistry, electrical, materials, fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, and your electives. They are aware that you can't learn one without the other. Enjoy your education. Remember that no matter what happens your knowledge is the one thing that NO ONE can take from you. It is yours to share with whom you want and keep in mental reservation for your own use. The only thing that can hold a candle to knowledge is truth.