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I'm junior in high school who follows this list, and I would just like tothe short answer questions test if you know the FORM of the formula - what
give my comments on the Advanced Placement Physics B exam yesterday.
The section I multi-choice was _much_ easier than the practice tests that I
had been taking from the Barron's Review Book. The numbers came out to
integers almost every time, probably due to the exclusion of calculators on
this part. I omitted 3 questions, and felt very confidant of the rest of my
answers.
Richard M. Langer Gateway High School,In contrast with the many theories on 'crib sheets', the only formula that Ineeded to look up (on section II) was the period of oscillation of a spring.
The formula sheet was not provided on section I, even though this section
did require knowledge of a _lot_ of formulas. This was confusing to me, I
thought that the whole point of the sheet was for students to not have to
memorize the formulas, but it was still necessary. Then again, the whole
idea of assessing one's knowledge on a multi-choice test perplexes me.
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