What are the basics of physics for new university students?

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In summary, physics is the study of matter, energy, and their interactions. It is a fundamental science that helps us understand the physical world around us. New university students should familiarize themselves with the basic principles of mechanics (the study of motion), thermodynamics (the study of heat and energy), electromagnetism (the study of electricity and magnetism), and optics (the study of light). They should also learn about the scientific method and how to use mathematical equations to solve problems. By mastering these basics, students will have a strong foundation for further studies in physics and other related fields.
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hi,
i'm a new member. student in a university. i want to learn and know more about phisics
 
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