No, don't buy the preliminary book. The HSC excel book is good enough. Yeah just learn it of engineering mechanics and apply them.
everything is included in the excel hsc book.
what sort of equations?
Well, with the technical side, it's OK, its not too indepth, but i suppose thats how much you only need to learn.
I use these books:
Excel Engineering Studies HSC
Introduction to Engineering Mechanics - R.K.Mullins
Introduction to Material Science - Schlenker
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i am glad you realized it early because if it were later into the course you would be in deep shit.
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