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I will be enrolling on an engineering degree (mechanical engineering), but I didn't do A level physics, so I was requesting if anyone here could guide me to any books/resources to brush up my basic physics so I am in line with all the other students.
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(Original post by Gareth019)
I will be enrolling on an engineering degree (mechanical engineering), but I didn't do A level physics, so I was requesting if anyone here could guide me to any books/resources to brush up my basic physics so I am in line with all the other students.
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I will be enrolling on an engineering degree (mechanical engineering), but I didn't do A level physics, so I was requesting if anyone here could guide me to any books/resources to brush up my basic physics so I am in line with all the other students.
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(Original post by a10)
mate first year of engineering is all about getting everyone to the same level, you will taught what you need to know.
mate first year of engineering is all about getting everyone to the same level, you will taught what you need to know.
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(Original post by Gareth019)
But I would think that most would have better knowledge of Physics than me.
But I would think that most would have better knowledge of Physics than me.

just save the hardwork for the start of term!
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(Original post by Gareth019)
I will be enrolling on an engineering degree (mechanical engineering), but I didn't do A level physics, so I was requesting if anyone here could guide me to any books/resources to brush up my basic physics so I am in line with all the other students.
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I will be enrolling on an engineering degree (mechanical engineering), but I didn't do A level physics, so I was requesting if anyone here could guide me to any books/resources to brush up my basic physics so I am in line with all the other students.
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(Original post by furryface12)
You could always get the AS revision guide or something? One AS and one A2 unit is mechanics-based, for OCR A anyway, which I guess are the bits you'll mostly be wanting. Or google G481 and G484 revision notes and read through them as they're those two units- there's also G482 and G485 but they're much bigger and I'd imagine less relevant.
You could always get the AS revision guide or something? One AS and one A2 unit is mechanics-based, for OCR A anyway, which I guess are the bits you'll mostly be wanting. Or google G481 and G484 revision notes and read through them as they're those two units- there's also G482 and G485 but they're much bigger and I'd imagine less relevant.
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(Original post by Gareth019)
So would you say that OCR G481 and G484 would help me brush up on my relevant physics knowledge?
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So would you say that OCR G481 and G484 would help me brush up on my relevant physics knowledge?
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(Original post by furryface12)
Yep, think so! There might be bits from the other units but that'll be most of it
Yep, think so! There might be bits from the other units but that'll be most of it

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