Getting Started with Wave Physics: A Beginner's Guide

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Waves in physics can be challenging for beginners, especially if they are more familiar with motion. High school textbooks are recommended as a solid starting point for foundational knowledge. Engaging with specific questions can enhance understanding and clarify concepts. Additional resources, such as online tutorials or videos, may also be beneficial. A strong grasp of basic wave principles is essential for further study in physics.
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Hi,
we are starting Waves in physics at school (I'm only strong in motion) - So if you guys have anything basic to learn from to do with waves in physics that would be great!

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I'd say your book is pretty good material. If you have some specific questions feel free to ask!
 
Yeah honestly, for the basics I would just look into your high school text.
 

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