Preparing for Your First Physics Olympiad: Tips and Strategies for Success

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To prepare for the Physics Olympiad, focus on understanding fundamental concepts and practicing problem-solving techniques. Review past exercises and solutions, even if they seem challenging, to identify common themes and types of questions. Seek out similar problems and study how others approach them to build your skills. Prioritize consistent practice and time management to maximize your preparation in the week leading up to the competition. Engaging with peers or online resources can also provide valuable insights and support.
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Okay, guys. So the thing is I'll have to attend to Physics national olympiad (not a big country, so not big deal), but, when looking at last years exercises, I realized, that I have no idea how to solve them. Heck, I don't even understand the solutions, that teacher gave me! What I'd like would be for you to reccomend me the best way to spend this week preparing. You know, some advices, what to pay attention to etc.
btw I am 9th grade student, first physics olympiad. Love physics, but up until recently were too lazy to spend enough time doing it, so I lack the skill. And I know, I won't be able to go for first places or whatever. I barely made it to the national. Just want to get the most out of it this year.
So... Advices? Recommendations? Anything?
 
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Without looking at the individual problems it's difficult to help. All you can do is study up as best you can really. Try to find similar problems to the ones you are attempting to solve and see how people do them.
 
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