Physics on OAT

[palwasha]

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how much of mechanics is on the OAT? Im trying to understand these free body diagrams and its just not happening....

I get the conceptual parts but the math isnt making any sense.

am i in trouble?

HELP

 

[flisally]

Hey, on the real OAT, the math is more simple and usually just plug and chug 1 formula. But it is important to understand free body diagrams in order to answer the conceptual questions and to solve the calculation problems. I recommend Chad's videos for physics to really understand the theory in order to answer the questions. Just keep practicing and reviewing your mistakes. You'll get it!

 

[mar2018]

Hey, on the real OAT, the math is more simple and usually just plug and chug 1 formula. But it is important to understand free body diagrams in order to answer the conceptual questions and to solve the calculation problems. I recommend Chad's videos for physics to really understand the theory in order to answer the questions. Just keep practicing and reviewing your mistakes. You'll get it!

Did you feel like chad's quizzes were representative of the physics section? Or what else did you use for practice/any advice in general?

 

[palwasha]

Did you feel like chad's quizzes were representative of the physics section? Or what else did you use for practice/any advice in general?

There are a solid amount of chads videos I did not see anywhere on my OAT and the calculations are nowhere near as complicated (You dont have a calculator) aside from that the ADAs PDF on the OAT has the subjects that "can" be covered. I suggest you look at those and eliminate the chads videos that are not named.

Moral: Chads Physics difficulty 9 OAT Physics difficulty 4-5

Practice problems help alot.

Best of Luck

 

[palwasha]

Hey, on the real OAT, the math is more simple and usually just plug and chug 1 formula. But it is important to understand free body diagrams in order to answer the conceptual questions and to solve the calculation problems. I recommend Chad's videos for physics to really understand the theory in order to answer the questions. Just keep practicing and reviewing your mistakes. You'll get it!

awesome! appreciate it, thank you!