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I’m back in school as an adult and in an intro to physics (calc based) class. I don’t really like the way the material is presented, what are some good alternatives so I can learn this stuff and not be a failure at life. I got a copy of Physics for scientists and engineers but could use lectures too. Please keep in mind I’m kinda dumb.
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needs a lot of work on your part ,
but Feynman is really really good for concepts and understanding why and how but you will need to use serway for he exercises you need to solve a lot of practice problems to get good at physics but its worth it , you can do it, i believe in you and so does dick from what i hear.(pic related)



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