Whew! Out of the scene for a bit. Not gunna lie, I haven't done any hard-core studying for the past few days - I can barely get myself to believe anything we do at this point is going to effect our scores much. I've basically just been reading notes and lookng through old tests, no hard passage work or anything.
Anyways, still just reviewing notes and formulas at this point, and that's all I'm going to be doing tomorrow. Who knows, maybe I'll do nothing tomorrow?
@HCHopeful it's funny, I could have sworn I made some flashcards with angular/circular velocity/acceleration equations, but the only ones E.K. says you "have" to memorize are the centripetal force = (mv^2)/r and the associated acceleration equation. Not sure if that's worth trusting or not.
Strangely, I looked through ALL my notes from actual full lengths (and I would always note when I used a particular formula so as to know what to expect on test day) and never once saw this kind of stuff, which is what I think you're referring to:
ω = v/r = 2(pi)f
I don't know what to make of that. I mean it couldn't hurt to memorize that one I typed out above, but I don't have any notes of ever having actually used it, which makes me wonder if it was simply supplied in whatever passages it was applicable? Don't know what to tell ya!