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annms
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I am a third year physics major and am studying quantum mechanics using Griffiths' textbook.
I can do most of the problems with one star or no stars with relatively little effort, but a lot of the problems with three stars I find very difficult and I cannot do them at all.
For the average undergraduate physics major taking quantum mechanics, should I be able to solve all of Griffiths question? Am I doing bad if I can't solve a lot of his three star problems?
I can do most of the problems with one star or no stars with relatively little effort, but a lot of the problems with three stars I find very difficult and I cannot do them at all.
For the average undergraduate physics major taking quantum mechanics, should I be able to solve all of Griffiths question? Am I doing bad if I can't solve a lot of his three star problems?