<p>Hey, I'm taking AP Physics C and it's impossibly hard in my school since all the smart people get good grades and increase the curve!! (since my teacher insists on a C being the average..) I've gotten 100% on everything so far, except for the first test which I bombed since I didn't study...I got a C-, but now I have a B+ in the class. Anyone have any tips for Physics that can help me improve my grade for the class to an A? I really need an A, at least an A-...Any good study tips for specifically physics? Thanks</p>
<p>make sure u no about isak nooton</p>
<p>bummpppp Anyone have any hints for getting good at physics problems?</p>
<p>memorize formulas? I’m in physics b, not sure how different they are…</p>
<p>do a lot of them. usually if you do all the odd problems in your textbook it’s more than enough. you’ll know when you’ve done enough because by that time you’ll be able to look at problems that are really different/nontraditional and they’ll seem really easy.</p>
<p>understand why you’re doing everything that you’re doing. you should understand it to the point that you can write out justifications for every step of your solution.</p>
<p>don’t memorize formulas. it’ll only screw you over when your problems become non-trivial and formulas don’t tell you the answers.</p>
<p>The best way to bring your grade up is to get grades higher than your current average.</p>
<p>^thanks captain obvious</p>