I am starting my Physics next quarter can some one tell me what excatly I will be learning?
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Oh good grief.  If it's anything like what I've just done it'll include velocity, centrepetal forces, magnetic fields, friction, gravity, forces generally, working out the mass of something and the speed at which it will fall, balances with pivot points, static electricity, AC & DC electricity, transformers, vectors and so on and so on.  It's quite hard but it's maths based so if you like maths, you should be ok.  I wish you luck.
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http://www.incredicampus.com/studysmart.php?subcat=physics
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physics ?\n- jindajind ?
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That depends on your personal strengths. Physics has always been easier for me.
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The trouble that most people have with understanding physics is (1) mastering the mathematics needed to set up and solve the problem (2) getting an intuition for the behavior of the systems that you are trying to learn.\n\nSo one way to improve is to make sure you have mastered algebra and calculus. This way you can focus your learning on physics, rather than on math. The second point about developing an intuition has to do with the fact that most of us already have some understanding of rudimentary physics just from our everyday experience in the world. This way when you are trying to solve a new physics problem, you can ask relevant key questions that can guide you toward the right direction.
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i think u r asking how to start learning physics. may be from basics.\nYou start from Newtons laws of motion and go on studying concept by concept. If u do not understand any math involved, you go through math text and learn the concept. Go on solving the problrm to understand the concept better. Rewrite the cocepts in your own language. Use figures more and more. Pictures reinforce your memory. Go through bit type questions and multiple choice questions. By answering these type of questions you build up the concept. \nNow go to another concept but do revise all the previous lessons u learnt.\nThen study heat, sound, light, electromagnetism,......so on.
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Take a physics class.  It's mostly common sense.
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You'll be studying the flow of air.  Topics will most likely include compressibility, wing design, Bernouilli's principles, laminar flow, supersonic flow, and many others.  This is at least what is presented in an entry-level course at a university.
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plz ask in physics category
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Review Bio, Chem,Physics, and Calculus.  Good Luck.
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Study thoroughly..\n\nGet a clear picture of the concepts involved in Physics, Chemistry and Maths.\n\nBest of Luck and yeah!! WORK HARDER..
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cmi3@yahoo.com  i don't know if i meet your qualification since im a "her" not a "his", but i may be useful considering im majoring in physics and im a tutor for high school AP physics students :p  oh, and im taking chemistry too(and doing well) if you need help with that(i saw your other question)
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Post in the physics section, somebody will know this.
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statics & dynamics, \nstrength of materials, \nsolid mechanics, \ninstrumentation and measurement, \nthermodynamics, heat transfer, energy conversion, and refrigeration / air conditioning, \nfluid mechanics and dynamics, \nmechanism design (including kinematics and dynamics), \nmanufacturing technology or processes, \nengineering design, \nmechatronics and/or control theory, \ndrafting or CAD/CAM
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Giancoli covers it pretty well.  I don't know how deep you want to go though... IB standard and higher level physics use it, though it's a 1st year university text.
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If you really need help, try asking your professor or create a study group with classmates.  To be honest, I don't think that there is too much that you need to learn in general physics, most are really plugging values into an equation.  If you are relatively good at math, then you should be fine in physics.  One good way to study is to read the text carefully and actually do, or attempt the homework questions, and I mean all of them, from the easy to hard.  Its best to have a solution guide with you handy, not to cheat and copy, but to look at it and give you hints on how to proceed with doing a problem.  One last advice would be that whenever you are studying for something, do not place it in short term memory, and the best way is to repeatedly study physics everyday, maybe devote at least 20 minutes a day to study physics.
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Read Newton's 3rd law of motion.\nAlso, use F=ma to figure out your acceleration.