#apphysicsc

[collegefirst]

stopped being lazy and actually made an outline for once

[256v-blog]

Skinny rainbow

[neds-declassifried]

Ap Physics C: A Summary -oh here's a multiple choice I don't know -what is friction -did I learn this -what is a satellite that wasn't in the review -hey there's only 5 minutes left before the break -dammit I ran out of time -wait a minute there's no break? -wow this first frq is really hard I think I'll skip it -so is this second one, guess I'll start on the third frq -well I guess I can try the first one since I know none of these -It would be awesome if I knew this -hey there's only 5 minutes left! -aww I ran out of time It's ok I didn't want to pass anyway

[ruikou]

Physics Troubles

I took general physics my sophomore year, and I was good at it. I really loved the class, especially during the circuit unit. I took a year off physics to take AP Chemistry, and now I'm taking AP Physics C because I loved physics and I'm taking Calculus right now.

However, I was no where near ready for the level of physics in that class. I'm suddenly lost in the sea of physics concepts.

"This is momentum. You all learned it last year. Next! This is impulse, we learned it last year in general physics."

Apparently the general physics class had a new curriculum last year that included atwood problems and momentum. I've never learned them before, and now I'm hopelessly lost. My lifeline is my friend Allen (Not his real name, but I'll be calling him that from now on) who has taken AP Physics B last year.

I'd like to take this time to thank Allen for the countless hours he has spent reteaching every unit to me and helping me with my homework (at midnight).

A hopeful song to all who are lost in some subject. RuiKou.