What do you guys think of my Mechanics final?

Thread starter Shackleford
Start date Dec 12, 2010
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Final Mechanics

In summary: I think mechanics is taught during the first year of university for physics major. So junior year is the same year as the first mechanics course, I believe. Ok then I'd say medium/hard. The exercises might have been tougher for example involving rigid bodies, but 2.5 hours seems too few to me hence the level of difficulty. By the way it's Lagrangian, not Langrangian. I find it strange that you covered this topic in the junior level physics.I don't know. I'm not the guy who started the thread. I understood junior level as first year university course.

Dec 13, 2010

Anonymous217

That's strange, but the first day of lecture the professor said that the pre-reqs for the class were just to take Math 53 concurrently. Most of the freshman in the class (that I know of) are in 53 or 54 this semester. For the final this year, I wouldn't expect a question similar to #6. #5 is okay without 54 though.

Most of the LA stuff we need are learned in class and you aren't expected to know it beforehand (although it's very simple), such as taking eigenvalues to find angular frequency.

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FAQ: What do you guys think of my Mechanics final?

What is the passing grade for your Mechanics final?

The passing grade for the Mechanics final may vary depending on your school or institution. It is best to check with your professor or academic advisor for the specific passing grade.

Is the Mechanics final difficult?

The difficulty of the Mechanics final will depend on your understanding and preparation for the subject. It is important to review your notes, practice problems, and seek help from your professor if needed.

How can I prepare for the Mechanics final?

To prepare for the Mechanics final, it is important to review your notes and practice problems from throughout the course. You can also attend review sessions or seek help from your professor if needed.

Are there any specific topics that will be covered on the Mechanics final?

The topics covered on the Mechanics final may vary depending on your course curriculum. It is best to review your syllabus and class materials to determine which topics will be included on the final exam.

How long is the Mechanics final?

The length of the Mechanics final may vary depending on your school or institution. It is best to check with your professor or review your syllabus for the specific length of the final exam.