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I am loving bio and chem more and more... but not there yet for physics
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ooookkkk...... this is coming from???
methinks this is the wrong forum to post random comments
methinks this is the wrong forum to post random comments
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Life is like a box of chocolates, physics is more like a box of laxatives. I think it takes a very left-minded person to LIKE physics. Me, personally I've always loved biology-related problems because you can attack them just about anyhow and still have a valid point, but the quest is the find an 'astounding' valid point.
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If you aren't naturally talented in physics (like me) your mark is directly proportional to the amount of effort you put into the class. Despite how dull the subject matter is I tread through every page in the chapters we study highlighting, making notes, working out examples, etc. until I fully understand the material. Physics is a lot about learning one or two concepts a chapter, and then applying them in about 10 different ways.
Do as many example problems as you can, and don't proceed to the next until you understand the one prior to it. That's the best advice I can give for doing good in physics, and it has worked so far for me (I'm 1/3 into physics II).
Good luck, and I hope you get everything under control.
🙂 😀 😉
Do as many example problems as you can, and don't proceed to the next until you understand the one prior to it. That's the best advice I can give for doing good in physics, and it has worked so far for me (I'm 1/3 into physics II).
Good luck, and I hope you get everything under control.
🙂 😀 😉
