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How to Solve Physics Problems

Since the examination period here at Maynooth University begins tomorrow I thought I would use the opportunity provided by my brand new YouTube channel to present a video version of a post I did a few years ago about how to solve Physics problems. These are intended for the type of problems students might encounter at high school or undergraduate level either in examinations or in homework. I’ve tried to keep the advice as general as possible though so hopefully students in other fields might find this useful too.

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    How to be good at Physics | In the Dark Says:
    October 22, 2022 at 11:41 am

    […] If you’re interested you can see my post on How to Solve Physics Problems; there is also a video version here. […]

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    The Elements of Euclid | In the Dark Says:
    February 15, 2023 at 4:38 pm

    […] When you have completed many geometrical proofs this way it becomes second nature to confront any  problem in mathematics (or physics) following the same steps, which are key ingredients of a successful problem-solving strategy […]

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