how to solve problems in physics?i dont understand problems in this subject?
how to solve problems in physics?i dont understand problems in this subject?
T.kumar , 10 Years ago
Grade 12
General Physics> how to solve problems in physics?i dont u...
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SAI SARDAR
FIRST YOU HAVE TO UNDERSTAND THE PROBLEM.FOR UNDERSTANDING THE PROBLEM IS GIVEN IN SIMPLE LANGUAGE.AND YOU HAVE TO KNOW TERMS WHICH IS USED IN PROBLEMS.DO THE PROBLEMS IN WHICH YOU CAN UNDERSTAND CHOOSE THAT METHOD AND DO THE PROBLEMS.
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Prabhakar ch
FIRST YOU HAVE TO UNDERSTAND THE PROBLEM.FOR UNDERSTANDING THE PROBLEM IS GIVEN IN SIMPLE LANGUAGE.AND YOU HAVE TO KNOW TERMS WHICH IS USED IN PROBLEMS.DO THE PROBLEMS IN WHICH YOU CAN UNDERSTAND CHOOSE THAT METHOD AND DO THE PROBLEMS.all the best for your bright future
Gaddam Chethan
Hello Kumar
Memorizing a solution to a problem will get you nowhere in physics. There more ... the concept? Don't aim for perfect understanding the first time though
mohan
hi kumar...
first you have to undarstand the subject..,then only you can perfect in solving problems.....
with out knowing subject …,solving problems in physics it is impossible..
Gowri sankar
HAI KUMAR, FIRST YOU HAVE TO UNDERSTAND THE SUBJECT THEN YOU CAN PERFECT IN SOLVING PROBLEMS.GOD BLESS YOU......................
raj
hellow kumar physics is very esey subject in this subject first you want know the basics,then whan solving problems first you read conditions in the given problem then solve problems.
NARAYANA
YOU FIRST CONCENTRATION ON SIMPLE WORDS OF ENGLISH AND THEN UNDERSTAND QUESTION CLEARLY THEN SOLVE.THANK YOU.
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