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There are many physical formulas

2016-11-20View Original

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There are too many formulas in general physics for the entrance examination to chemical engineering – are there any good ways to memorize them?
Reply #22016-11-20
According to those who have taken the exam, a manual is provided during the test, which contains all the formulas. To improve efficiency, it’s better to keep a record by oneself.
Reply #32016-11-20
They don’t distribute brochures anymore; the basic formulas have to be memorized by force, there’s no other way
Reply #42016-11-20
It’s not the key part, so try not to spend too much time on it.
Reply #52016-11-21
For physics, it’s enough to memorize a few simple formulas; those that are too complex are better left unlearned. Also, the handouts are no longer distributed, and the exams are completely based on closed-book testing

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