Hi /sci/ undergrad mech engineering here. How did most of you
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Hi /sci/ undergrad mech engineering here. How did most of you get good specifically in physics, I can solve a lot if its given simply, but once a problem is given in a different way where I have to derive and find angles with wacky formulas I get lost. Is there something I'm missing besides practise? No memes and eng hate you can fuck off
> mechanical engineer
Found your problem there faggot. Pick a non cocksucking major.
>>7932134
You too babe
>>7932161
thats exactly the motivation i feed off of
practice practice practice
read read read
think think think
>>7932128
Abstract everything into vectors and calculate dot products later.
>>7932214
This nigga knows what's up.
Do endless problem sheets and keep a book beside you (download from libgen if you want it for free). When you get stuck go to the book to figure it out and write a commentary alongside the question when you have it figured out. File this away to refer to it later if you need to study or revise.
Tl;Dr:
>Do questions first and refer to textbook when you need to, take notes second
Any recommended problem books for physics?
>>7932446
what level?
>>7932564
Shit
>>7932863
isaacphysics.com