Finding Physics "B" Quizzes/Tests w/ Solutions & Tips for Finals

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Users are seeking resources for Physics "B" quizzes and tests on topics like Kinematics, Dynamics, Rotational Motion, and Torque, specifically looking for solutions. There is a request for guidance on locating the quiz section on the forum. Additionally, study tips for an impending Physics final are shared, emphasizing the importance of reviewing fundamental concepts and formula application. With limited time before the exam, focusing on core ideas is recommended. Overall, the discussion highlights the urgency of finding study materials and effective last-minute preparation strategies.
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Physics "B" Kinematics, Dynamics, Rotational Motion, E/W,Torque Test-- Where to find?

I'm looking for a Physics "B" Kinematics, Dynamics, Rotational Motion, E/W,Torque Quiz or Test that includes solutions and/or answers. Where is the Quiz section on PF?? I took a quiz a while ago and I can't seem to find them.

Also, how do you guys study for a Physics final? Any tips/suggestions? My final's tomorrow. Thanks!
 
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Ouch, with less than 24 hours, I'd review the chapters basic ideas and make sure you know how to use the formulas. Not much you can do with little time
 
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