Scioly.org

That doesn't mean you shouldn't know them or put them in your binder just in case you get a brain freeze at the competition.

yeah or just have like a temporary amnesia sort of thing..... its still good to have and to know

The binders a good saftey net.. even if u don't use it much, it's good to have.

Do we have to know a lot about Raleigh and Love waves, or do we just have to know the difference between them?

u have to know what they are and how their caused, et cetera. So basically, option 1.

my philosophy is 'When in doubt, know it.'

shuuuuuurrrrrre

I'm not saying I know everything about waves... only if I'm not sure whether it is to be learned for the test, I try to learn it...

I don't always, but I try....

This is my hardest event. Does anyone know some good practice problems for the doppler effect?

Make a diagram of the Doppler Effect in reference to a moving car and then describe what one would observe in front of and behind the car. On the test I will upload soon on the Test Exchange I have a station for the Doppler Effect so you can look at it when I put it on.