General Physics II,
University of Alabama
Dr. LeClair
I'm glad we're still letting you do real, live labs with real, live equipment. Unlike these geology students, who can't have real rocks ...
(Or, heaven forbid, you try to find a chemistry set anymore. Sigh.)
So, even if you don't particularly like the labs, you can consider it something of a privilege to be allowed to do them anymore ;-)
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3 comments:
I noticed that there are not any problems to work out in the notes for the chapters that are on the upcoming test. Can you recommend some problems out of the book that would help us in studying for the exam on Thursday?
I would look at the old homework sets from previous semesters.
As a biology kinda guy, I enjoyed this comic thoroughly.
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