Best Physics Question Book (1 Viewer)

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by tooheyz
i think they have made one change to the syllabus.
i remember tutoring a year 12 a few weeks ago, was teaching her something bout space, and she said 'but that isnt in the syllabus anymore'

i cant remember what it was..

tats crazy man- how could they cut down more stuff from the already cut down syllabus?

 

[tooheyz]

i dunno man, think they just took out a few dot points.
i honestly think that the physics syllabus 2003 was a just a tad long

for us anyway.

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by tooheyz
i dunno man, think they just took out a few dot points.
i honestly think that the physics syllabus 2003 was a just a tad long

for us anyway.

if u think 2003 syllabus was long- then feel sorry for the 02'ers.

 

[tooheyz]

yeah the 2002ers at my skool didnt even finish the course
i think they had to go to skool eeryday during the term 3 holidays to finish it

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by tooheyz
yeah the 2002ers at my skool didnt even finish the course
i think they had to go to skool eeryday during the term 3 holidays to finish it

yeah, same in my skool- but no way our teachers are that dedicated to have class during holidays.

 

[dude431]

'schumann's physics questions for physics problems' is that the full name of the book? Have you got an ISBN? I can't seem to find it.

tooheyz: surfing books? Can you be a little more specific?

Also, just to clarify, if there's dot-points, that's okay. But I'm never going to refer to the dot points, only the questions, so if there's enough questions to make up for it then I wouldn't mind. Otherwise if the book is mostly dot-points with a small number of questions at the back it would be rather pointless to purchase if you know what I mean.

 

[abdooooo!!!]

Originally posted by dude431
'schumann's physics questions for physics problems' is that the full name of the book? Have you got an ISBN? I can't seem to find it.

oops sorry too much classical music... getting confused with weird names.

its: Schaum's 3000 Solved Problems in Physics.

and oh the surfing books. its just called surfing physics... its just like a summary with some less detailed answers on question than successone... but same style hsc like.

 

[elizabethy]

go for success one , surfing , macquarie revision guide. they all contain heaps of questions