Is Cramming Effective for Year 12 Physics Exams in Australia?

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The discussion centers around the stress and pressure of preparing for Year 12 exams in Australia. Participants express a desire for more time to fully grasp the material, indicating a mix of confidence and anxiety about their performance. There is a light-hearted tone, with references to mathematical concepts like negative gradients and potential energy, suggesting a focus on finding effective study methods or alternative approaches to learning. Overall, the conversation highlights the challenges students face during this critical academic period while maintaining a sense of camaraderie and humor.
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Ahhhh... i think i'll do alright-good but i want more time to fully know everything/// (year12 in australia)

AHHH AHHHh

:cry:
 
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Good luck! and may the minus signs be with you, in the correct quantity. :wink:
 
meee said:
Ahhhh... i think i'll do alright-good but i want more time to fully know everything/// (year12 in australia)

AHHH AHHHh

:cry:

study, study... or find a method how not to study and know...
 
Or should I say, may the negative gradient of the potential be with you! (assuming only conservative forces with no constraints)
 
may not the words of Rach3 be with you meee
 
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