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>a fucking minus sign

>> No.10423865

>>10423828
Please delete this thread, anon.

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>>10423828

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>>10423871

>> No.10423890

>>10423871
Poor comic construction, should have brought the test back in for the last panel and had the guy fail because he didn't have time to study

>> No.10424023

>>10423828
you have no idea

>> No.10424027

>>10423871
>>10423874
Is physics seriously this bad? I always wondered why people shit talked the class. 20 hours of homework in one week though? That’s insane.

>> No.10424038

>>10424027
Being a non physics major and having taken two semesters of university physics my experience is its an exercise of reading comprehension, problem setup, and inserting formulas. i.e. several chances to fuck up somewhere

>> No.10424048

>>10424027
Freshman physics is easy

>> No.10424077

>>10423828
Just, like, use two pens, blue one for positive and red one for negative terms.

>> No.10424078

20 hours of homework isn't that much.

That's 5 ritalin afternoons leaving you with a 20 hour homework weekend.

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>>10424027
>20 hours of homework in one week though? That’s insane.

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>>10423828
>zero credit. good luck next time, champ!

>> No.10424950

>>10423828
>tfw you understand the concepts just fine but your work is so sloppy you fuck up something minor in the work and won't catch it ever
Every fucking time.

>> No.10425091

>>10423871
kek

>> No.10425112

>>10424027
Spotted the brainlet cs major

>> No.10425137

>>10424950
>I understand the le concepts but I just test badly
you don’t know SHIT bRainlet

>> No.10426164

>>10424950
you are most likely just a brainlet

>> No.10426212

>>10424950
sounds like you're the guy that's meant to fail so you don't fuck something up in the real world

>> No.10426307

>>10425112
That'll be 50% extra per credit. Our marketing department did some research and found out this is an optimum price. We also made it easier.

>> No.10426313

>>10423871
>>10423874
these are sorta true for like freshman or sophomore undergrads. learning how to do undergrad physics actually does require a substantial amount of maturity in how you notate your steps in problems--being neat and being careful and thoughtful is something you typically need to still be improving on while a beginning undergrad (because the equations keep getting bigger and fancier notation-wise until you get to e.g. Jackson's electrodynamics)

>> No.10426574

>>10424027
20 is an exaggeration but the cycle of
>procrastinate on homework
>realize 4 question assignment will take 4 hours to complete
>read book at last minute, don't understand anything
>make up some BS to answer most of the questions
>get objectively mediocre grade that's still a B because everything is curved
is very accurate