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alech4466
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I am a sophomore in high school, and I have currently taken through Calculus 1, Chemistry, Biology, Astronomy, and 2 years worth (my school crams 1 year of material into a semester) of mixed sciences all with A's. While each of the classes served as an introductory level course(a little bit more advanced than normal because of my science teacher), I wanted to have a calculus, physics, chemistry, and maybe an astronomy book just to have a reference (any other science/math books you would recommend as a reference). Maybe books that are a little more advanced than introductory level courses. I have not taken an actual physics class though I do know the very basics, so maybe a physics book that is introductory, but still uses calculus, not trig. Thanks in Advance