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These YouTubers Will Help You ACE Physics!

These YouTubers are so great because they are amazing at helping you learn everything that you need to ACE your physics classes! The Channels: Self-Taught Physicist Dermot O'Reilly Susskind Lectures Quanta Magazine COMMENT if you have watched any of these YouTubers videos and if you a

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my study method for As in math🫶✨

I’ve heard so many people say there’s no good way to study for math courses, either you know the information or you don’t… that’s not true! I have used this method for all my math classes from algebra 1 up to calculus 3 and differential equations I go to ALL of my lectures and take detailed n

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This is How You Need to Study Physics!!

If you're taking physics then this post found you at the perfect time! These are the tips and best advice that I have for you to ace you physics class! A super important one is the formula sheet. A formula sheet is basically where you take a whole piece of paper and divide it in half with

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Tips for studying ✨physics✨to get an A

Here are my best tips for preparing for a physics exam!! 💕 I always read my text books to help study. This is time consuming so start early, but it’s really good to help me understand the big concepts. This is great for the multiple choice portion of exams. 💕 if you do one thing, make it

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If you move and study engineering, watch this….

If you are moving, you will see this concept every day. It’s called momentum. Very important in engineering and physics. Momentum is mass x velocity. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices,

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Study Tips from a Engineering Grad Student

Hey everyone! As an engineering grad student, I know how overwhelming studying can get—especially with the intense workload and stress that come with it. So today, I wanted to share some study tips that go beyond the usual “learn the material” advice. These are the little things that have really he

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If you play pool, you should know this…

If you are moving, you will see this concept every day. It’s called momentum. Very important in engineering and physics. Momentum is mass x velocity. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices,

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✿˖° Productivity websites you need to know pt 1

‧°𐐪♡𐑂°‧₊ 🍥 Some productivity website recommendations that are free to use! These can help you work faster and find useful resources 🎀 👩🏻‍🎓WolframAlpha provides expertise knowledge in digestible formats on different fields, including mathematics, science and tech, humanities and everyday life.

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Physics tips from a physics PhD student

Here are my best tips for physics!! I hear people say all the time how physics is impossible but I think a lot of that is not studying properly. Focusing on examples is key. Of course do the examples done in class of homework’s but then finding similar problems to practice with is key!! Be

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Physics youtubers you need for a 4.0

I’ve also done Chem and bio, but here are YouTubers NECESSARY for that A in physics!! As a stem major, physics is one of the harder courses to get by, but these are some of the channels that helped out when I wasn’t quite understanding! I hope these help and let me know if you have any other

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Doing maths. You will need this…

Solving linear equations will always be in maths, science and engineering. Start easy and master it. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices, and anyone who wants mechanical engineering to just

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My mic stopped working it’s a bit echoey…

If you are moving, you will see this concept every day. It’s called momentum. Very important in engineering and physics. Momentum is mass x velocity. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices,

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We use this law everyday but not all know it..

This law is used by us all everyday all the time. Most people don’t know anything about it! All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices, and anyone who wants mechanical engineering to just make sen

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How many states have you been in?

H2O comes in a few states. You will know them all. The phase or state will change as we add energy and change the temperature. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices, and anyone who wants mech

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This will help you pass engineering assignments.

This will help you pass your exams and assignments in engineering. Linear motion, suvat. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Handy to master it before it gets harder!! Perfect for students, apprentices, and anyone who w

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Day in my life as a USC engineering student

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If you need to use tan to find sides quickly..

Using sin to find sides in under 2 minutes. No fuss trigonometry 💪 All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices, and anyone who wants mechanical engineering to just make sense. Follow for more no

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This will help your maths, especially triangles

Using the amazing sine rule. This will help you in maths and engineering. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices, and anyone who wants mechanical engineering to just make sense. Follow for

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If you move things you need to know this…

Dalemberts method is a method for calculating force to move an object. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices, and anyone who wants mechanical engineering to just make sense. Follow for more n

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Cos in ONE minute. Cos you can…

Using sin to find sides in under 2 minutes. No fuss trigonometry 💪 All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices, and anyone who wants mechanical engineering to just make sense. Follow for more no

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Who needs to find the law of a straight line…

Straight line graphs may be simple but they are important in engineering and science. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices, and anyone who wants mechanical engineering to just make sense. Fo

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Tips for Studying for the ✨AP Physics Exam✨

I took so many AP exams and passed every single one and now I tutor to help students prep for them, and here are some of my tips for the AP physics one! This first one is for all exams, but it is key to take a full on practice exam where you time yourself and handle it exactly like you would th

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This will help with engineering and maths….

Transposing and re arranging equations is handy in all things maths. Engineering, science and anything with an equation. Almost everything. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices, and anyo

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All you need on Power = VI on a power trip…

Finding the Power in a circuit is as handy as knowing Ohms law. The power is probably the most important part to understand. You will use it in almost all areas of engineering and science. Start simple and build up. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A

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What is a UDL anyway…..

Calculating bean reactions will be in most engineering courses. Start small and build up. Beam reactions double speed…. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices, and anyone who wants mechanic

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This will help you pass your exams and assignment

This will help you pass your exams and assignments in engineering. Linear motion, suvat. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Handy to master it before it gets harder!! Perfect for students, apprentices, and anyone who w

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This will help you pass your engineering exams.

This will help you pass your exams and assignments in engineering. Linear motion, suvat. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Handy to master it before it gets harder!! Perfect for students, apprentices, and anyone who w

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Understanding how gas behaves is important………

Understanding how gas behaves is important in engineering. You are bound to come across them in one form or another. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices, and anyone who wants mechanical eng

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You will need this in all maths and engineering

Being able to transpose formula is an important skill that you will need in maths and engineering. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices, and anyone who wants mechanical engineering to just make

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Most people use this but don’t understand it!

Ohms law is handy to know. You will use it in almost all areas of engineering and science. Start simple and build up. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices, and anyone who wants mechanical

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We have landed the F14 for now….

Angular motion is as important as linear motion. Centripetal acceleration and force is very handy to understand. A must to understand in engineering. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices,

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Engineering notation in the comments, please

To be able to understand Engineering notation is handy in Engineering and maths. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices, and anyone who wants mechanical engineering to just make sense. Follow

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Calculation of beam reactions on steroids…

Beam reactions are an important concept to understand. Start simple and then build. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices, and anyone who wants mechanical engineering to just make sense. F

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Hot hot hot stress…….

Thermal expansion and stress is a very important thing to understand in engineering. Heat can do funny things to metal and humans…. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices, and anyone who wants

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How to Break Into Software Engineering

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Survival Guide for Women in Engineering

As some of you know, I’m currently majoring in Civil Engineering! Being a woman in engineering isn’t easy and especially not easy in a male dominated field such as the construction world. Here are some tips that have kept me going through my time as a engineering student:) 🩷 Don’t take any unfai

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There was always another way……

Solving linear equations will always be in maths, science and engineering. Start easy and master it. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices, and anyone who wants mechanical engineering to just

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Another example of the amazing sine rule…

The sine rule is handy for triangles as long as you have certain details. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices, and anyone who wants mechanical engineering to just make sense. Follow for mor

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Engineering an ADHD Coding Setup

As an Engineering ADHDer, I learned the hard way that a clutter-free workspace can make or break my focus 🌟. Too much going on around me? Instant distraction. The worst part is regaining that same level of focus. So, I keep my setup minimal—just the essentials like my laptop, my iPad Air, and y

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Handy if you don’t want your bolts to break….

Shear stress in bolts is handy if you are studying engineering. Bolts are widely used and they need to be safe. That’s why we need to understand them. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices

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This stuff will open doors for you…

Torque = F × d Small formula. Massive impact. If you’ve ever used a spanner, pushed a door, or tightened a bolt, you’ve used torque. The bigger the force OR the longer the distance from the pivot… the bigger the turning effect. Simple physics. Real-world power. #stem #maths

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Power is everything. Power in a circuit…..

Finding the Power in a circuit is as handy as knowing Ohms law. The power is probably the most important part to understand. You will use it in almost all areas of engineering and science. Start simple and build up. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A

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Why cloud engineering is an easy career

1. Beginner-Friendly Certifications: Many cloud platforms offer entry-level certifications like AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner and Azure Fundamentals that are designed for those with little to no prior experience. 2. Hands-On Practice Without Cost: Most cloud providers have free tiers that all

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If you need to know how far you have gone….

If you move about during the day and want to know how you have gone, you need to know this. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices, and anyone who wants mechanical engineering to just make sense.

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This is why they sag….

This is hot stuff!! Heat can cause thermal expansion or contraction which can be good but can also be bad! Either way you need to know as it is very common in engineering. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for

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If you move you will need to know this…

If you are moving, you will see this concept every day. It’s called momentum. Very important in engineering and physics. Momentum is mass x velocity. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices,

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If you’re getting crushed, this will be handy…

Compressive stresses are around us everyday! Keeps bridges up!! Important to know how they work. All engineers need to know this stuff. You will see it in HNC, BTEC, A levels and engineering courses. Perfect for students, apprentices, and anyone who wants mechanical engineering to just

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