mechanics help (1 Viewer)

[freaking_out]

for mechanics, i understand the concepts, but i have only done one exercise, so i was wondering, whats the most efficient way of catching up on mechanics now?

 

[Rahul]

do all of the exercises in arnold...you'll learn that way. it took me about 4 hrs(with breaks) to do 2 chapters and understand the stuff. so it wonttake that long for you.

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by Rahul
do all of the exercises in arnold...you'll learn that way. it took me about 4 hrs(with breaks) to do 2 chapters and understand the stuff. so it wonttake that long for you.

, did u do all the questions, or just the examples?

 

[Rahul]

all the questions...

i did chap 7.4 and 7.6 in 4 hrs....dont think i did like chap7 and another one in 4hr

you should be able to go through the chapter, if you start now, by tonight.

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by Rahul
all the questions...

i did chap 7.4 and 7.6 in 4 hrs....dont think i did like chap7 and another one in 4hr

you should be able to go through the chapter, if you start now, by tonight.

gosh, thats "exercises" not "chapters".

 

[chunder]

mechanics is pretty easy....there are really only about 5 major types of variations. Don't worry about it....in the HSC they would probably tell you the forces and just ask you to justify them. What you should really be worried about is H3U

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by chunder
mechanics is pretty easy....there are really only about 5 major types of variations. Don't worry about it....in the HSC they would probably tell you the forces and just ask you to justify them. What you should really be worried about is H3U

so should it b alright if i do all the questions in excel...then do the hsc past papers?

 

[Jumbo Cactuar]

I find harder 3U simple, dynamics and circular motion give me nightmares. And I have finally mastered complex nos.

 

[tonberry_kun]

i reckon excel's a better book just that it doesnt have very many questions...