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clemensw
clemensw
1 year ago

There are several Eselsbrücken, for example for the Ohms Law:

In the Swiss canton

comes first the road

and then the city

Alternatively, you do not need formulas (or you can simply shake them out of the sleeve) if you have understood the units.

If you understand that

or

then the formula can be derived from it or simply the values can be used and calculated.

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hologence
hologence
1 year ago

understand the physics behind it. You don’t forget an equation that you’ve derived yourself.

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Enzi1
Enzi1
1 year ago

Many formulas can be gathered from the “logic”. Zb. s=v*t, If you are unsure, you can also compare the units, e.g. s=v*t so [km]=[km/h]*[h] the hour is shortened and km remains.

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Monazit
Monazit
1 year ago

Classics from E-technology: U=R*I; you can remember this, through the canton “URI” in Switzerland…

Generally forming an “Eselsbrücke”, through an image, a place etc. – then it works significantly better than stupid memorization.

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Magerquak
Magerquak
1 year ago

Over and over again, you’ll need to perform tasks. In the Abi, I did it so that I wrote up all the ones I had to do, and then wrote off the sheet so often until I was able to memorize it all.

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