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Bestfrog
Hi everyone, I will start the major course in Physics and I would like to ask you a question about the way of studying.
Supposing that you are preparing for the mechanics exam, how do you know at a certain period that you can stop practicing exercises? (I think that doing too much exercises without thinking is worthless) How do you feel that you have developed the "state of mind"(=thinking like a physicist) that you use to solve mechanics problem (in this case)?
In the preparation for an exam it is better have seen all the possible kinds of problems: actually this is impossible, so how do you know that you can solve also the problems that you have never seen?
I hope my question is clear, and if you don't understand I will try to explain myself better.
(I am sorry if there were similar questions before, but I didn't find them, so if you know a thread/site that can help me you can link it)
Supposing that you are preparing for the mechanics exam, how do you know at a certain period that you can stop practicing exercises? (I think that doing too much exercises without thinking is worthless) How do you feel that you have developed the "state of mind"(=thinking like a physicist) that you use to solve mechanics problem (in this case)?
In the preparation for an exam it is better have seen all the possible kinds of problems: actually this is impossible, so how do you know that you can solve also the problems that you have never seen?
I hope my question is clear, and if you don't understand I will try to explain myself better.
(I am sorry if there were similar questions before, but I didn't find them, so if you know a thread/site that can help me you can link it)