How can a beginner succeed in PHY101 without a physics or math background?

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In summary, a beginner can succeed in PHY101 without a physics or math background by focusing on understanding the fundamental concepts, seeking out additional resources and support, and practicing problem-solving skills. It is important to approach the course with a positive attitude and a willingness to learn, and to not be afraid to ask for help when needed. With determination and dedication, a beginner can overcome any initial challenges and excel in PHY101.
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Aloha All! I am in PHY101 at SNHU, and I am struggling hard. No Physics background, math does not come easy either, but I have 3 young boys looking to their Mom, so I am trying my hardest to figure it all out! Looking forward to the forums! Mahalo
 
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Thats a great passion, welcome :)
 
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Thats a great passion, welcome :)

Thank you kindly! I just posted in the homework forum too, so let's see where this all goes. I cannot wait to start interacting more with everyone and learning as I go! Thanks again!
 
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