Well let's focus on that first
Reading your other comment, you got an A in General Chemistry 1 so you probably understand it fairly well. The reason why you're having trouble in General Chemistry 2 is because General Chemistry 2 is an abomination. It is a veritable waste bin of disparate concepts that everyone will forget when it's time to start whatever course Gen Chem 2 is a prerequisite for. Then the professor teaching the next course in the degree track always goes over to the person who taught Gen Chem 2 like "OMG HOW U PASS PEOPLE???" when all their students look at them like they're speaking French.
But I digress. How to get past it? You might need to brush up on your math and physics.
It could also be that you're taking the wrong approach to learning the topics in Gen Chem 2. Focus hard on the theory at first before attempting practice problems in this course. Don't try any practice problems with numbers/chemicals until you have all the theory figured out. Just every chapter the rhythm is the same to get it down. Study theory hard > reason through how the theory applies to the equations you're seeing > then do the math. Get the concepts down pat before you do practice problems. If you try and just grind through the practice problems without getting the underlying concepts first, it'll take forever, you won't understand it, and then do bad when you can't use Chegg on the Tests.
Get a tutor.
This guy got through medical school:
http://www.mythoclast.me/img/0000A2DC.pdf
I think you're smarter than that guy, just having some trouble is all. It do be like that sometimes. Just change up your approach and get a tutor in advance. You got this, promise.
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