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Physics: all the textbooks and notes (online or irl) have some small bits from the syllabus missing

Thread starter sasuke474
Start date May 12, 2015

May 12, 2015

#1

sasuke474

I'm doing both A levels and AS together, and I always learn something completely new in every single past paper - WHYYY??

May 13, 2015

#2

<><> Ice <><>

same

May 13, 2015

#3

sasuke474

Physicist said:
physics is not about memorizing, but applying the basic principles to all types of situations

Sometimes you're asked definitions that you can't find in the textbook, how do you 'apply' there?

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