<p>So, should I do it? Is it a tough class to study for? I took B a couple years ago and got a 5, and have a 5 on the Calc tests. So should I attempt this? By self-study I mean at home, without the guidance of a teacher.</p>
<p>Physics C is probably one of the hardest to self-study for. The math itself is not complicated, equations and formulas aren't a problem. However, conceptual problems or just setting up the formulas is quite a challenge that a teacher could significantly help with. Physics C is not as formula based as Physics B. You have been warned.</p>
<p>Go for it. If you got 5's on physics and calc, then you should be able to learn the material for physics c.</p>
<p>yes, if you've taken physics b before physics c is the easiest class in the world. it's just part of physics b with a little added on. pay special attention to inductance, though, 'cause inductors are cool.</p>
<p>i liked LC, RC, LR circuits.</p>
<p>how about RLC man?</p>
<p>L- inductor
C- conductor
R- resistor</p>
<p>ah electricity&magnetism, brings back memories, mostly painful -.-</p>