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Here are some ways you can prepare yourself for the final exam in Traditional Physics: 1. An official review will be given to you in class before winter break. Answer these questions in detail and earn a curve on your final exam. The original questions and all your work must be turned in at the start of your final exam for you to earn points. 2. Click on the button above to try a different set of review questions . Answers for these are posted (see above). This review is not worth any points. 3. Here is a link to a simple multiple choice quiz . It hits a lot of vocabulary terms and units so be sure to practice problem solving as well. 4. Reread the chapter summaries from your book. 5. Reread definitions of physics terms. Make sure you know what the "F" in the work formula really means. Is it a parallel force? A perpendicular force? Friction? Weight? 6. Rework old homework problems from each chapter to remind yourself how to do the main types. Expect to find a projectile problem, a vector addition problem, a forces problem, an energy conservation problem, and a momentum collision problem, though some of those may be combined. 7. Look here on my website for summaries and practice problems from past units and practice those again. |
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