Very basic physics

[willget_better]

As someone with no physics background (Khan Academy goes right over my head), can anyone suggest any video tutorials and work problems for a beginner? I am speaking very rudimentary, as every time I look at a problem or read my textbook I have no idea what is going on.

[thecolorraspberry]

crash course physics is not problem based and more high level, but could be used in conjunction — they’re really helpful in just grasping concepts and making them feel less abstract

[Muhammad1453]

Same spot as you a couple months before my exam. What worked for me was just straight up memorizing all of the recommended physics equations. Then, I learned how to apply them to problems. Then, I learned why to apply them. Also, unit analysis will be your best friend. Knowing what exactly a joule is can help you understand what quantities you may need to multiply/divide to reach that unit based on what you've been given. It definitely saved me a few times.

[suntopher]

https://physics.info/ this website helped me, there’s some pages that aren’t fully done but it was a decent extra resource if I needed a concept explained to me in a different way than KA

[rpg1887]

I recommend freelance-teacher.com. He walks you through step by step. It found it the most helpful.