General Physics II,
University of Alabama
Dr. LeClair
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5 comments:
So the only chapters we need to study for the exam are chapters 22,23,24, and 25?
And 28 & 29, but those two are mostly qualitative - not many formulas or problems that can be worked out.
Dr. Leclair, would you mind posting which sections of each chapter we should not worry about reading again? Thanks.
What would be the best problems to work on? I noticed that there are not many solved previous exam 3's.
For the sections, see the next top-level post.
The best problems would be old HW and quiz problems - there are not many exam 3's with solutions because no one ever wants to see them I guess. It is the last exam, so having a posted solution really doesn't come up until the next time I teach it ... but if you want answers to any specific questions, I have them.
Besides old HW and quizzes on the most recent material, the latest HW set (very short) should also get you thinking along the right lines. The solved examples in the book are good too, exam problems will be similar, and it is open book ...
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