I don't know what to tell you. The OP asked for someone who receives 100's and high marks in physics, which I've done. I'm just stating it how I look at it. This is my thought process and I find the vast majority of intro physics problems very easy to comprehend.
Introductory physics is fairly simple. You will learn concepts, and formulas, that will adhere those concepts into mathematical language.
Then... You will be given a word problem or some sort of fixed diagram with a word problem. All you need to do is decipher how to appropriately obtain what...
Looks up the word "Qualia" and read up. Also some works by V.S. Ramachandran might be of some interest to you as he goes into detail of different processes in the brain and sometimes touches on this aspect of the mind.
Or maybe even some stuff by Antonio Damasio.
That is the closest you will...
You can't really define it as a word in which its perceived. It comes down to the product of qualia.
You can read multiple arguments of qualia in philosophical text but it is more a question of philosophy rather than science.
"The sensation of colour cannot be accounted for by the physicist's...
y=2-3(5^x+4) solved is y=-3(5^x)-10
Try using that equation in the last column. Should just have an increment of -10 in the y's.
You can sub y=2-3(5^x+4) in wolfram alpha (online) to see if the solved equation satisfies the points for the last column.
Lemme know if that helps at all or if...