<p>I know this is relatively late in the game to be asking this, seeing as the final is on Monday, but I'm wondering .. does anyone have any study tips that seem to be effective for Physics 7A? Looking at past exams and reworking problems? .. studying worked out examples in the book? .. any particular strategies that seem to work?</p>
<p>Having scored something like half a standard deviation below the mean on both midterms I'm really frightened for this final.. I really need to pass the course :( </p>
<p>Just do problems and be sure to note where you went wrong. tbp.berkeley.edu has a bunch of old exams you can practice on. As you're working through them, be sure to jot down any important concepts that you missed. Elby's Portable TA should be helpful too. Good luck.</p>
<p>Fact is, there aren't THAT many different types of problems. Work ones that look similar to what you did on the homeworks, as many as possible, figure out how to do them.</p>