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TL;DR Summary: How should I study for the F=ma competition as a total newby to competition physics?
Hi, next year I'm hoping to do the F=ma physics competition. I wanted to start preparing beforehand so Im not too panicked a day before the competition. Does anybody with experience in this competition know any good places to start? Should I just learn AP Physics C well? Or should I look at the competition differently than the school system's way of teaching physics? I know most of Calculus 1 and some Physics but not many of the formulas memorized, I'm also experienced in competition math and science olympiad.
Hi, next year I'm hoping to do the F=ma physics competition. I wanted to start preparing beforehand so Im not too panicked a day before the competition. Does anybody with experience in this competition know any good places to start? Should I just learn AP Physics C well? Or should I look at the competition differently than the school system's way of teaching physics? I know most of Calculus 1 and some Physics but not many of the formulas memorized, I'm also experienced in competition math and science olympiad.