Physics Highschool

[AsceningC]

I live in europe and I am deciding to study applied physics. However I need some tips on how to approach questions. I know all the theory and the math but when I attempt to do a question from random topics(mechanics, elechtromagnetic) I sometimes forget what method to do and spend like 20 minutes on thinking until i realize the method. Anyone some advice on how to approach the problems more methodically? especially in an exam environment

 

[AbelMakkonenTesfa]

ask ur questions here https://www.reddit.com/r/Physics/top/ absolutely nobody here will give u any insightful info

 

[AsceningC]

ask ur questions here https://www.reddit.com/r/Physics/top/ absolutely nobody here will give u any insightful info

I dont trust reddit users especially cause i used it before it even worse than org as people just try to glaze peoples dick for karmaa and not provide good insight and copy main stream sensis

 

[patrikos.psl]

https://www.youtube.com/@MichelvanBiezen
Physics: Intro, Vectors, Motion, Projectile Motion, & Newton's Laws, etc

 

[AsceningC]

https://www.youtube.com/@MichelvanBiezen
Physics: Intro, Vectors, Motion, Projectile Motion, & Newton's Laws, etc

I don't really have an issue with material its just methodology which I struggle with when analysing question

 

[rsj]

I live in europe and I am deciding to study applied physics. However I need some tips on how to approach questions. I know all the theory and the math but when I attempt to do a question from random topics(mechanics, elechtromagnetic) I sometimes forget what method to do and spend like 20 minutes on thinking until i realize the method. Anyone some advice on how to approach the problems more methodically? especially in an exam environment

this is not a study or physics based group. although there's a lot of good advice here on nootropics that can cognitively enhance you and lead to better memory, more mental capacity, better focus etc.

 

[AsceningC]

this is not a study or physics based group. although there's a lot of good advice here on nootropics that can cognitively enhance you and lead to better memory, more mental capacity, better focus etc.

ill look into it