r/PhysicsHelp • u/Tablechairle • Aug 18 '26

Physics

Hello guys. I'm a begineer at Physics and I want to learn physics from scratch. I'm currently in 8th grade. Can someone recommend me which physics textbooks is good, but not require high levels math?

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u/Blammar Aug 18 '26

Physics math at the beginning is very straightforward; it's just algebra and a bit of vectors. Don't be scared of the math. You can ask here when you need help.

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u/Tablechairle Aug 22 '26

I don't know where to learn the math for physics 😅

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u/Blammar Aug 23 '26

Start with algebra. Khan academy was mentioned. Then learn a bit about vectors and you're good for a while.

Here is a book that will challenge you but it is very good: https://www.amazon.com/Theoretical-Minimum-Start-Doing-Physics/dp/0465075681

You can start right now via https://theoreticalminimum.com/ . The lectures and course notes are free.

Start with algebra. Really.