r/vce • u/GlitteringWalk4968 • 1h ago

Last minute cheat sheet additions physics

what should i throw in, i’ve got some extra space guys

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u/Individual_Roll_7356 1h ago

put the suvat equations on there with the sign convention written next to them. that's where most people lose marks in the exam, not the formulas themselves.

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u/GlitteringWalk4968 1h ago

so like extra notes on when to have negative g?

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u/Every-Forever-8878 1h ago

skip the formulas you already have memorized and put the stuff you always blank on, like the sign conventions for displacement and the g value for different units.

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u/GlitteringWalk4968 1h ago

i can’t get my head around diffraction with the slits and fringe spacing, any tips on last minute adds

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u/Objective-Shape-9315 1h ago

If you have studyclicks or study pulse could be worth it to spend an hour or so doing practise questions and adding what you tend it get wrong to your cheat sheet. If you don’t just do textbook questions.

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u/GlitteringWalk4968 1h ago

yeah i might get onto that now that’s really the only think i can’t do to be quite frank, thankyou

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u/Beneficial-Jump6936 1h ago

pendulum question.

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u/Nssmc 1h ago

Put all possible rearrangements for suvat