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Physics As
- Thread starter pakiboy
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i didnt pay attention in class yet it took me a few days to use the syllabus to pick out all the notable stuff and summarize it into a bible.
when studying was concerned, i just read through those summarized notes, which covered everything since its according to the syllabus.
if you can do something similar, such as use the 2013 syllabus and do that, reading it once every blue moon guarantees an a* for physics.
however, i believe it is essential that you are willing to learn, read and understand it, cause if youre doing it ffs, chances are you will be demotivated pretty early. good luck, ma brother. *peace*
when studying was concerned, i just read through those summarized notes, which covered everything since its according to the syllabus.
if you can do something similar, such as use the 2013 syllabus and do that, reading it once every blue moon guarantees an a* for physics.
however, i believe it is essential that you are willing to learn, read and understand it, cause if youre doing it ffs, chances are you will be demotivated pretty early. good luck, ma brother. *peace*
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AS physics is ridiculously easy
Got an A for Physics in O levels but got a D in AS. It all depends on your determination & how willing you are to put effort into something. If you have a strong base in Physics &, upon doing AS pastpapers, find that you are getting correct answers, then go for it! 
Good luck!
Cheers!
Good luck!
Cheers!
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More than easily
literally AS level of physics is just a little update version of O'level