I am a student of class 12th but I hate physics. How do I generate my interest in physics?

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J
8 years ago
Even in my initial days of class 12th, I use to get lot of troubles while handling physics and got bad marks in my class tests. I was worried and even sad. I had committed myself that I will do better next time. But, not showed too much improvement. But, at last when I had patience while dealing wit

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Renu Kumar
2016-03-28 10:10:16
Read interesting stories, quotes & facts about Newton, Edison, Tesla & Einstein First. Then read about astronomy and success of man so far in space and where we stand in universe n challenges we're facing. Now watch Sci-fi movies like "Interstellar" and documentaries like "Cosmos: A space time Odyss

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Urvi  Soni
2016-03-26 14:05:40
Try to understand the concepts via YouTube

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P
2016-04-06 19:41:04
thanks

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