Equations


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Lucy Agnew 3E
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Equations

Postby Lucy Agnew 3E » Fri Oct 12, 2018 9:11 pm

I know that we got all of the equations in the most recent test, but do we get all the equations and formulas in the midterms and finals? And to save time, does anyone have a fast way to remember them?

Thanks!

Samantha Pacheco 2K
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Re: Equations

Postby Samantha Pacheco 2K » Fri Oct 12, 2018 9:33 pm

I'm pretty sure all the equations and constants will be provided for every test/exam.

1K Kevin
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Re: Equations

Postby 1K Kevin » Fri Oct 12, 2018 9:52 pm

We'll be given one form of equations so you'll need to be able to switch it up for what you need. We'll also have all the constants like c h R and a periodic table

Yiting_Gong_4L
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Re: Equations

Postby Yiting_Gong_4L » Fri Oct 12, 2018 10:33 pm

Yes, I'm pretty sure we will receive all of the formulas needed to take the test.

305008749
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Re: Equations

Postby 305008749 » Fri Oct 12, 2018 10:40 pm

Yes, we should be receiving the same paper for midterms and finals. The only thing that's a bit confusing is whether to use the molar mass from the paper or the textbook because as I'm doing homework, I'm starting to memorize the ones from the textbook instead. I don't know if that will mess up my answer because of the sig figs...

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Re: Equations

Postby 804991762_4A » Sat Oct 13, 2018 12:42 am

We will be given the formulas for the test, however, you will have to know how to rearrange these equations to get what you’re looking for. To remember formulas I just memorize the main formulas and try rearranging them to get my answer by using dimensional analysis, so it would be best if you know the units and how to convert them to get what you want.

Ricardo Martin 1J
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Re: Equations

Postby Ricardo Martin 1J » Sat Oct 13, 2018 3:11 pm

I believe we will be given all the equations and constants for every test/exam we take, but I believe you should still memorize the formulas because I find that it helps me to know exactly what to use when reading a problem. However, the formulas given on the test could be good for double checking to make sure you set up the equations properly.

Esther Lee 4H
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Re: Equations

Postby Esther Lee 4H » Sat Oct 13, 2018 9:39 pm

Going off on this does anyone know if we need to memorize the polyatomic ions for future tests or will they be given to us? Also will we always be given a periodic table?

Hannah Pham 1D
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Re: Equations

Postby Hannah Pham 1D » Tue Oct 16, 2018 5:38 pm

We get an equation sheet for most of the relevant equations, like we did during AP exams.

Shreya Tamatam 3B
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Re: Equations

Postby Shreya Tamatam 3B » Thu Oct 18, 2018 10:52 pm

My TA said that while all equations and constants are provided, we should try and memorize most of them to save time during the test, which will likely take up the entire time period.


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