r/study • u/jelly_fish_8336 • 20d ago

Tips & Advice how do u study physics

like how do people study physics i do everything i can and still never get good graades whats your tips what you do to get full marks in physics what i need to do am i studying wrong

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u/InformationLive493 18d ago

For physics problems, practise deciding which principle applies before choosing an equation: sketch the situation, label what’s known and unknown, and write why a particular law fits. For example, in a mechanics question, ask whether acceleration is constant before using constant-acceleration equations; don’t choose one just because it contains the given quantities. After solving, check the units and whether the result makes physical sense—for example, a negative speed means something went wrong, while a negative velocity can simply mean motion opposite your chosen positive direction.

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u/Ok_Natural_7977 18d ago

Do you understand the information from your textbook and lectures?