Does anyone know of any online help/resources for basic Biology/chemistry/physics/calc? I usually turn to my profs for help, but would like to know if there are any online study aides out there in addition. TIA! 🙂
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Online resources for basic core classes?
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Do you have textbooks for these courses? Most good textbooks have example problems worked out throughout the text. Also, make sure you actually read the text. A lot of people don't understand how much it helps. If your book isn't helping you could always just google a certain topic and possibly find example problems or the topics explained differently.
I don't know of any GOOD online resources, but here's the chem help book that helped me a lot: http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&endeca=1&isbn=0071476709&itm=7
Buy the solution manual to your book if it's available but don't get it if it's just the student manual because those are worthless. The site I've used a few times is cramster.com. They have a lot of different textbooks on there with quite a few problems worked out. It really helped me to get physics hw done when I got stuck! You can get a lot of the problems free, but have to pay extra for more.
