My favorite resources.

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Hi everyone,
Now I want to share some great resources may help while solving problem
1. Yahoo. Yahoo where everyone has asked many questions. So you can go there and search the answer may help you. Sometimes, I try to check it out if there are some interesting problem to learn. And of course, here is the link: https://answers.yahoo.com/dir/index?sid=396545211
2. Lecture Online: This is a good website which has a main formulas. They also have most of specific problems which can happens. Yeah, I love it because they solve the problems very details. Here we go: http://www.ilectureonline.com/lectures/subject/PHYSICS/1/15
3. Google: When you search a specific problem, but you can find the answer, or not good answer. You should search the keywords, and find the situations similar to the problem you want to solve. This way help you more understand about it. Besides that, image search and video search functions from google are very helpful. Link? Hm, lazy boy, https://www.google.com

Hope it is helpful.

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