[Physics Tips] Physics principles you must know

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Welcome to another issue of Physics Tips Daily - the free eZine to provide tips and tricks for students to survive and excel in physics.

Today's topic is about the six commonly used physics principles.

The science of physics describes how the universe works. Although its study can be very complicated, it can be summarized in a few fundamental principles.

Principle #1: Force - This principle is often summed up by the contributions of Newton. His laws of motion and gravitation are a great explanation of the importance of force, mass, acceleration and gravity.

Principle #2: Equilibrium -Many times force balance out and have no net effect. This is called equilibrium. It can be applied to static or dynamic situations. This could be a skydiver falling at terminal velocity, or a mobile that is perfectly balanced.

Principle #3: Motion -Many introductory physics classes emphasize mechanics and motion very heavily. Often, it is at the exclusion of other equally interesting areas of physics. However, the study of motion does apply to and describe a great deal of things in our everyday life. We can describe the velocity and acceleration of an object, or predict the time of some particular trip or movement.

Principle #4: Conservation -In physics, many quantities are conserved. Mass, energy, momentum, and charge to name a few. For each of these there are situations where the application of conservation can be used to solve problems and predict results. The famous result E=mc2 is a good example of conservation of mass and energy combined.

Principle #5: Quantization-This principle is used mostly in quantum and atomic physics. It describes how certain electrons, energy levels, or other quantities must be a certain quantized values. An electron could have an energy of 1, 2, 3, etc. However, it would never have an energy of 1 ¾, this wouldn't be possible. It's analogous to a person on a set of steps. They are either on one step or the next, not in between.

Principle #6: Interference -While mostly applied to waves, the principle of interference is still very important. Interference explain all diffraction effects. This topic is also closely related to the wave/particle duality of light. Interference can also apply to waves that simply add or subtract when combined.

Study these principles and full understand them, which will help you to the physics mastery.

That should do it for today.

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[Physics Tips] How to master physics rapidly

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Welcome to another day of tips and tricks in how to master physics the EASY way.

The topic is how to master physics rapidly. With our break-through learning system, it is now possible to do so. Here is how:

Students now have a great option that was never before available for help in physics class. For each physics topic, a student has access to a core tutorial, a problem set, and a cheat sheet.

The core tutorial is the main component. It is a digital tutorial that teaches the main concepts for the core physics topics. Although it can supplement any traditional lecture and textbook physics course, it can also teach the physics topics independently. Click by click a student proceeds through a course teaching the basics of physics.

In each tutorial, a concept map shows links between concepts in the current topic, and others. These add visual learning by arranging topics according to their relationships.

All the relevant definitions are explained. Conceptual examples are presented as needed. Students can learn at their own pace. If difficulty arises, a student can pause to think over a point, or go back and review something previous.

Example problems are illustrated step by step. At difficult points, additional hints are given to alleviate any confusion. Each formula is explained so that every variable is defined. Complicated problems are done one line at a time the same way a professor would do so at the chalkboard.

Many animations are provided to help students visualize physics concepts. This is especially important for any changing situation. For example, students can see object accelerate, charged flow through a circuit, or light rays bend going through a lens. These animations show things that could never be visualized with a chalkboard or whiteboard during a traditional lecture.

At the end of each tutorial, a brief synopsis of the topic is included. This summarized the key points of the tutorial into a super short conclusion.

The problem set contains multiple choice questions and problems similar to those found in any other physics course. With each question is a set of possible answers. If the incorrect answer is chosen, a brief explanation or hint is given that helps the student to the correct answer. The incorrect answers represent the common mistakes that students make. Thus students avoid, or at least learn from, the common pitfalls. The full explanation for the correct answer is also given. This includes all the step by step math work for problems.

The cheat sheet isn't for cheating. It condenses all the important concepts from a particular physics topic into a single page for easy reference. It included key terms, formulas, units, diagrams, example problems, hints, etc.

These tutorials, problem drill sets, and cheat sheets enhance learning in a way no lecture ever could. They present students with an opportunity that was previously unavailable.

That should do it for this week! Let's master physics the EASY way!

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[Physics Tips] Watch the signs

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Welcome to another issue of Physics Tips Daily - the free eZine to provide tips and tricks for students to survive and excel in physics.

Today's topic is the signs. The signs matter a greal deal in physics. Just think vectors!

A positive or a negative sign can make all the difference in a problem. Just as you made graphs or plot on axes in math class, you can use signs to establish direction in physics. In math, + on the y axis is arbitrarily assigned as up. - on the y axis is down. The same idea applies in physics.

The acceleration due to gravity is -9.8 m/s². Without saying anything else, this mean the acceleration is pointing downwards. This assumes we have setup the convention that up is positive. The negative sign doesn't mean its moving slower than zero, it simply refers to a direction.

If a ball is moving at +25 m/s, that means its traveling in whatever has been established as the positive direction. A velocity of -25 m/s means its traveling in the negative direction. They would both have the same speedometer reading, just different directions.

Tip of the Day: With any physics quantity, think of the signs and units too.

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[Rapid Learning] New Release: AP Physics C Visually in 24 Hours

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[Physics Tips] Graphing in physics

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Welcome to another issue of Physics Tips Daily - the free eZine to provide tips and tricks for students to survive and excel in physics.

Today's topic is about graphs.

Graphs are extensively used in physics. They may be graphs of experimental data, or just a convenient way to show something. Students must be able to interpret the graphs and grasp the key points that is being illustrated.

Some important things students should be able to say about any graph:
* What do the axes represent?
* What trend is being illustrated in the graph?
* Can any extensions be made of the graph?
* Are the slope or areas under the graph significant?
* Can you verbally describe what the graph is visually depicting?

Remember to ask yourself these questions next time you deal with any physics graphs.

Keep it up with your study. "See" you tomorrow.

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[Physics Tips] Vector vs Scaler

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Welcome to another issue of Physics Tips Daily - the free eZine to provide tips and tricks for students to survive and excel in physics.

Today's topic is about vectors.

Vectors are extremely important in physics. A vector is any quantity that has magnitude (size) and direction. An example would be 9.8m/s/s down, 20 km/hr North, 8 Tesla out of the page. They are typically draw as arrows to indicate this directional nature.

Contrast this idea with a scalar, which is a quantity with only magnitude. An example would be 70 degrees Fahrenheit, 50 kg, 3 hours.

Vectors often represent things like forces, velocities, and fields. If there is more than one vector acting on some object, they must all be incorporated. This means the vectors must be added together. The saying that describes how vectors are added is "tip to tail" or "head to tail". This means you must place the arrow head part of one vector at the beginning of the next. The sum, or combination of vectors is called the resultant.

That should do it for today.

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[Physics Tips] Confusion: Real and virtual images

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Welcome to another issue of Physics Tips Daily - the free eZine to provide tips and tricks for students to survive and excel in physics.

Today's topic is about real and virtual images.

When dealing with lenses and mirrors, there is a seemingly endless variety of outcomes. One difficulty lies in discerning real and virtual images.

Real images are formed when actual rays of light converge to form an image. This happens when you see a movie projected onto a screen. A virtual image is formed by your eye when it extrapolates and determines where the rays of light seem to originate from.

An example would be using a magnifying glass to enlarge small print. No rays of light are actually at that position, that's how you can remember its called a virtual image. Think of a virtual reality game. You see and hear things, but they aren't really there.

That should do it for today.

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[Physics Tips] Centripetal and centrifugal force

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Welcome to another issue of Physics Tips Daily - the free eZine to provide tips and tricks for students to survive and excel in physics.

Today's topic is the confusion between Centripetal and Centrifugal Force.

Imagine you are driving in a car, and make a hard right hand turn. You can probably visualize your body moving to the left and bumping into the driver side door. There obviously must be some force pushing you outward, a centrifugal force. Surprisingly, there is no such thing happening. You can probably see why this is one of the more confusing concepts in physics.

The truth lies in the description of centripetal force and inertia. Centripetal force is a center seeking force for any object moving in a circle. Inertia is the property of matter that resists changes in its state of motion.

In our car example, imagine you are initially moving in a straight line. Then you make the sharp right hand turn. The reason your car is able to make this turn is due to centripetal force. This force pushes inwards on the car so that it can make the turn in the first place. If this force didn't exist, the car would continue in a straight line.

This is what happens to your body. Although you are sitting in the car, hopefully with a seat belt on, you aren't exactly part of the car. Your body wants to continue going in a straight line at first. However, the car is making its turn to the right, so the left side of the car actually bumps into you. You aren't push to the outside. The car is pushed to the inside and runs into you. This is why people mistakenly think there is an outward pushing centrifugal force when the only force acting is actually an inward centripetal force.

That should do it for today.

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[Math Tips] 8 Steps to Math Success

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Welcome to another issue of Math Tips Daily - the free eZine to offer tips and tricks for students to survive and excel in math.

Today's topic is how to achieve success in math with the eight steps.

1. Be determined and decide to succeed.

2. Create a useful working study plan and follow it.

3. Learn the various methods used to solve math problems such as the KUDOS method.

4. Start to use the VANG approach - understand the math visually, analytically, numerically and graphically.

5. Learn the different math memory tips and incorporate them into your daily study.

6. Use the test-prep and test taking strategies to ace your exams.

7. Practice, practice and more practice.

8. Empower yourself with the Rapid Learning system and give yourself the edge in learning.

Use what you have learned. Keep it up with your study.

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[Physics Tips] Confusion - Mass and Weight

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Welcome to another issue of Physics Tips Daily - the free eZine to provide tips and tricks for students to survive and excel in physics.

Today's topic is about Mass vs Weight.

Although these two terms seem very similar, and they may even be used interchangeably, they are not the same things.

Mass is the amount of matter in an object. It's usually measured in kilograms. In the US, we aren't as familiar with that unit since we've stubbornly avoided the metric system. Usually, the amount of matter in an object doesn't change unless that object is physically altered somehow (cut into pieces).

Weight is a measure of the gravitational pull on an object. This is a force, thus its measured in Newtons. Again, this may seem like the same thing as mass. Here on the surface of the earth it is true that is something has more mass, it has more weight.

There are certain situations where the difference becomes obvious. Here is an example.

If an astronaut takes a very far journey into space, imagine that they are very far away from the earth or any other body. Here their mass is the same as it was on earth. However, the weight is now much less since they are far away from massive bodies that would gravitationally attract them. Thus, mass and weight aren't exactly the same thing.

That is the wrap for today.

Keep it up with your study. "See" you tomorrow.

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>> Physics Mastery = Core-Concepts + Problem-Solving + Super Review.
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[Chemistry Tips] Are you a foreign student? Or even if you are not ....

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Welcome to another day of the Chemistry Tips Daily. Hope you have enjoyed our no-nonsense tips so far, and more importantly learn a few things to help your chemistry.

Today, I would like to bring up a very important question: How do you speak like a chemist?

Speak the language of chemistry, this is hard to many new learners, whether you are a non-English speaker or not. There are so many new terms and names in chemistry even fluent English speakers can't pronounce correctly.

How can you learn to talk like a chemist? Very simple, listen to a real chemist teaching chemistry. That is exactly what our narrated video tutorials can help - each tutorial is narrated by a chemistry educator, 100% native speaker of English. This is something you can't learn from daily English teaching materials.

By studying the tutorials visually and audictorily, you think like a chemist and you will speak like a chemist.

If you are foreign students still struggling to learn to speak English, this would be the best way for you to learn chemistry and English the same time. What better way to master a language when you can think and understand the subject.

Here is a professionally narrated tutorial "How to name chemical compounds" with visualization and voice-over. By listening to the standard chemistry English and you will see how much you learn beyond the chemistry:
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Today's tip: Learn to speak like a chemist by listening to a chemist teaching chemistry.

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[Biology Tips] How to master biology rapidly

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Welcome to Biology Tips Daily!

The topic is how to master biology rapidly. With our break-through learning system, it is now possible to do so. Here is how:

Study biology one hour at a time, one chapter at a time with 24 hours on all 24 chapters in the course - visually and auditorily via rich-media animation/illustration and expert narration.

For each biology chapter, it comes with a core tutorial, a problem drill, and a cheat sheet.

The core tutorial is the main component. It is a video tutorial that teaches the main concepts for the core biology topics. Although it can supplement any traditional lecture and textbook biology course, it can also teach the biology topics independently. Just watch and learn, a student proceeds through a course teaching the core concepts in biology.

In each tutorial, a concept map shows links between concepts in the current topic, and others. These add visual learning by arranging topics according to their relationships.

All the relevant definitions are explained. Conceptual examples are presented as needed. Students can learn at their own pace. If difficulty arises, a student can pause to think over a point, or go back and review something previous.

Many animations are provided to help students visualize biology concepts and understand the connections. The concept map is provided to illustrate the inter-relationship of each concept.

At the end of each tutorial, a brief synopsis of the topic is included. This summarized the key points of the tutorial into a super short conclusion.

The problem set contains multiple choice questions and problems similar to those found in any other biology course. With each question is a set of possible answers. If the incorrect answer is chosen, a brief explanation or hint is given that helps the student to the correct answer. The incorrect answers represent the common mistakes that students make. Thus students avoid, or at least learn from, the common pitfalls. The full explanation for the correct answer is also given. This includes all the step by step math work for problems.

The cheat sheet isn't for cheating. It condenses all the important concepts from a particular biology topic into a single page for easy reference. It included key terms, and essential facts for the chapter.

These tutorials, problem drill sets, and cheat sheets enhance learning in a way no lecture ever could. The rich-media videos with intereactive drill present a visual and rapid way to master the biology content that is visual by nature.

There are many bio/med rapid learning courses available:
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(9) Immunology
(10) With more to come ...

The tip of today: Master biology the rapid learning way!

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[Math Tips] Video: Calculus Preview

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Welcome to another issue of Math Tips Daily - the free eZine to offer tips and tricks for students to survive and excel in math.

Today's topic is to offer a preview on the calculus course.
- Why Calculus
- Rate of Change and the Concept of calculus
- Calculus vs other Math Courses
- Tips in Mastering Calculus

Shoot straight to the video now:
http://www.rapidlearningcenter.com/VideoLibrary/Math/MATH246_Calculus/player.html

That should do it for today.

Keep it up with your study. "See" you tomorrow.

Meanwhile, Seize the Day!
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PS: Do you want to know my formula of success in math? This success formula will lead to the successful mastery of math. Are you ready? Here it is ...
>> Math Mastery = Core-Concepts + Problem-Solving + Super Review.
There you have it! It's that simple - just identify and understand the core concepts and their inter-connections, then apply the understanding to problem solving and finally super study the cheat sheets. You will be able to walk in to ace that exam with total confidence. Watch this math movie and learn about this secret formula: http://www.rapidlearningcenter.com/TheMathMovie.html

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[Physics Tips] Physics is an experimental science

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Welcome to another issue of Physics Tips Daily - the free eZine to provide tips and tricks for students to survive and excel in physics.

Today's topic is about the experimental nature of physics.

At times, it may seem like physics has nothing to do with the real world. It may seem like its all about abstract, unrealistic, unimportant book problems. Nothing could be further from the truth. Physics describes the workings of everything around you. This extends from the thermodynamic workings of your car engine, to the fluid dynamics of the blood moving through your body.

Often, your physics labs will attempt to verify, quantify, or predict examples from your lecture. You will need to keep up on your class work to help your lab work. Additionally, lab work may require careful or even tedious skill to obtain the necessary results.

As an example, you will often use the acceleration due to gravity, -9.8 m/s² in your class work. It's quite possible that you may measure this value in a laboratory activity. With modern equipment, there are a variety of ways to directly or indirectly make such a measurement.

That should do it for today.

Keep it up with your study. "See" you tomorrow.

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Wayne Huang, PhD
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PS: Do you want to know my formula of success in physics? Knowing this formula could save you tons of time and avoid lots of frustration in studying physics. Are you ready? Here it is ...
>> Physics Mastery = Core-Concepts + Problem-Solving + Super Review.
There you have it! It's that simple - just identify and understand the core concepts and their inter-connections, then apply the understanding to problem solving and finally super study the cheat sheets. You will be able to walk in to ace that exam with total confidence. Watch this movie and learn about this secret formula: http://www.rapidlearningcenter.com/TheMovie.html

PPS: I guess your next question is "How?" well, I got that covered too. The short answer is "Physics in 24 Hours" series. The core concepts, problem solving and cheat sheets have all been worked out for you. Just click to start at: http://www.rapidlearningcenter.com/physics

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[Biology Tips] Are you a non-English speaker? Or even if you are ...

Hi, student:

Another day and another tip for the Biology Tips Daily.

Today, I would like to bring up a very important question: How do you speak like a biologist?

Speak the language of biology, this is hard to many new learners, whether you are a non-English speaker or not. There are so many new terms and names in biology even fluent English speakers can't pronounce correctly.

How can you learn to talk like a pro? Very simple, listen to a real biologist teaching biology. That is exactly what our narrated video tutorials can help - each tutorial is narrated by a biology educator, 100% native speaker of English. This is something you can't learn from daily English teaching materials.

By studying the tutorials visually and audictorily, you think like a biologist and you will speak like a biologist.

If you are foreign students still struggling to learn to speak English, this would be the best way for you to learn biology and English the same time. What better way to master a language when you can think and understand the subject.

Here is a professionally narrated tutorial "The Cell" with visualization and voice-over. By listening to the standard biology English and you will see how much you learn beyond the biology:
http://www.rapidlearningcenter.com/VideoLibrary/Biology/BIOL_CT044_TheCell/player.html

Today's tip: Learn to speak like a biologist by listening to a biologist teaching biology.

That should do it for today!

Meanwhile, Seize the Day!
Wayne Huang, PhD
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PS: student, would you like to know my formula of success in biology? Knowing this formula could give you the edge in class and better grade in biology. Are you ready? Here it is ...
>> Biology Mastery = Core-Concepts + Problem-Solving + Super Review.
There you have it! It's that simple - just identify and understand the core concepts and their inter-connections, then apply them to problem solving and finally super study the cheat sheets. You will be able to walk in to ace that exam with total confidence. Watch this movie and learn about this secret formula: http://www.rapidlearningcenter.com/TheMovie.html

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[Chemistry Tips] How to learn chemistry fast

Hi student,

Here is another day of Chemistry Tips Daily...

Today's topic is how to learn chemistry fast. With our break-through rapid learning system, it is now possible to do so. Here is how:

Study chemistry one hour at a time, one chapter at a time with 24 hours on all 24 chapters in the course - visually and auditorily via rich-media animations/illustrations and expert narration.

Students now have a great option that was never before available for help in chemistry class. For each chemistry chapter, a student has access to a core tutorial, a problem set, and a cheat sheet.

The core tutorial is the main component. It is a video tutorial that teaches the main concepts for the core chemistry topics. Although it can supplement any traditional lecture and textbook chemistry course, it can also teach the chemistry topics independently. Just watch and learn, a student proceeds through a course teaching the core concepts in chemistry.

In each tutorial, a concept map shows links between concepts in the current topic, and others. These add visual learning by arranging topics according to their relationships.

All the relevant definitions are explained. Conceptual examples are presented as needed. Students can learn at their own pace. If difficulty arises, a student can pause to think over a point, or go back and review something previous.

Many animations are provided to help students visualize chemistry concepts and understand the connections. The concept map is provided to illustrate the inter-relationship of each concept.

Problem solving is the key skill in chemistry, example after example with step by step illustration, each tutorial connects the concepts learned and applies to problem solving.

At the end of each tutorial, a brief synopsis of the topic is included. This summarized the key points of the tutorial into a super short conclusion.

The problem set contains multiple choice questions and problems similar to those found in any other chemistry course. With each question is a set of possible answers. If the incorrect answer is chosen, a brief explanation or hint is given that helps the student to the correct answer. The incorrect answers represent the common mistakes that students make. Thus students avoid, or at least learn from, the common pitfalls. The full explanation for the correct answer is also given. This includes all the step by step math work for problems.

The cheat sheet isn't for cheating. It condenses all the important concepts from a particular chemistry topic into a single page for easy reference. It included key terms, and essential facts for the chapter.

These tutorials, problem drill sets, and cheat sheets enhance learning in a way no lecture ever could. The rich-media videos with intereactive drill present a visual and rapid way to master the chemistry content that is visual by nature.

There are many rapid learning chemistry courses available:
- High School Chemistry
- SAT Chemistry
- AP Chemistry
- College Chemistry
- Organic Chemistry
- Biochemistry
- MCAT General Chemsitry
- with more to come ...

The tip of today: Master chemistry the rapid learning way!

Seize the Day!
Wayne Huang, PhD
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PS: Would you like to master chemistry in 24 hours? Hour by hour, one hour per chapter, study all 24 chapters in chemistry systematically with the focus on core concepts and problem solving. Watch the rapid learning movie to see how it works on http://www.RapidLearningCenter.com/TheMovie.html

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[Math Tips] How to Learn Math Fast

student,

Welcome to another issue of Math Tips Daily - the free eZine to offer tips and tricks for students to survive and excel in math.

Today's topic is about how to learn and master math rapidly.

The best way to study any subject, but especially mathematics, is to be able to distill the essence of the topic, relevant information and facts and keep track of all the material. At the same time, it is important practicing the examples and problems that will reinforce the concepts that you have learned.

There are many books to help prepare for tests, but no other solution offers the same advantage that rapid learning does! A review book will provide the same subject information and same problems that virtually any textbook can supply. Having additional text material doesn't necessarily provide any advantage over the existing text that a student may have. The last thing needed is additional reading from a typical review book. This might aggravate an already busy schedule.

Rapid learning offers a quick, interactive and dynamic approach that is much needed.

What is the Rapid Learning method?

Students have a great option that was never before available for help in Mathematics. For each series, each in sets of 24, the tutorials are a set of is a carefully selected collection of core concept topics in a specific mathematics subject that covers the essential concepts in the course. It features three parts: Concept Tutorials - 24 essential topics Problem-Solving Drills - 24 practice sets and Super Condensed Cheat Sheets - 24 super review sheets.

For each topic, a student has access to a core tutorial, a problem set, and a cheat sheet with supplemental components of prntable tutorials and MP3 audio tutorials. For every main math topic, you'll have these tools to help you learn, review, and master the key concepts.

Master the math rapidly with Rapid Learning!

Keep it up with your study. "See" you tomorrow.

Meanwhile, Seize the Day!
Wayne Huang, PhD
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PS: Do you want to know my formula of success in math? This success formula will lead to the successful mastery of math. Are you ready? Here it is ...
>> Math Mastery = Core-Concepts + Problem-Solving + Super Review.
There you have it! It's that simple - just identify and understand the core concepts and their inter-connections, then apply the understanding to problem solving and finally super study the cheat sheets. You will be able to walk in to ace that exam with total confidence. Watch this math movie and learn about this secret formula: http://www.rapidlearningcenter.com/TheMathMovie.html

PPS: I guess your next question is "How?" well, I got that covered too. The short answer is "Mathematics in 24 Hours" series. The core concepts, problem solving and cheat sheets have all been worked out for you. Just click to start at: http://www.rapidlearningcenter.com/mathematics

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[Physics Tips] Acceleration isn't velocity

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Welcome to another issue of Physics Tips Daily - the free eZine to provide tips and tricks for students to survive and excel in physics.

Today's topic is Acceleration vs Velocity.

For some reason, one of the most widely misinterpreted physics terms is acceleration. This term is used all the time in introductory physics classes. It refers to the rate of change of velocity of an object. People often mistake acceleration as the same thing as velocity.

Velocity is your change in position per time, how fast you are going. Acceleration relates to how fast you gain that speed. They even have similar units, m/s for velocity, and m/s/s for acceleration.

If these quantities are switched, that will obviously lead to errors in a problem. Even if there is some sort of essay or short answer question, such a mistake will also lead to incorrect results.

That should do it for today.

Keep it up with your study. "See" you tomorrow.

Meanwhile, Seize the Day!
Wayne Huang, PhD
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PS: Do you want to know my formula of success in physics? Knowing this formula could save you tons of time and avoid lots of frustration in studying physics. Are you ready? Here it is ...
>> Physics Mastery = Core-Concepts + Problem-Solving + Super Review.
There you have it! It's that simple - just identify and understand the core concepts and their inter-connections, then apply the understanding to problem solving and finally super study the cheat sheets. You will be able to walk in to ace that exam with total confidence. Watch this movie and learn about this secret formula: http://www.rapidlearningcenter.com/TheMovie.html

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[Biology Tips] Essential Ideas in Biology

Hi student,

Well, we have said that biology is not like physics, working under a few fundamental principles.

However, we have tried to come up some important biological ideas with general implication across biology to help you in understanding the bigger picture.

It is difficult at best to reduce biology to a set of essential ideas. Any such list is likely to be incomplete, debatable, and may be subject to change as more is learned about life. Since legitimate subjects of study in biology include everything from submicroscopic biological molecules to vast landscapes incorporating many ecosystems, you can imagine the difficulty of reducing it all to a few ideas or simple statements. Despite these difficulties, here are my top 5 candidates:

Idea #1: Life Defined
Life requires cells, information storage, metabolism, and replication.

Idea #2: The Direction of Information Flow
Information in living systems flows from DNA -> RNA -> Protein. This statement is the so-called Central Dogma of Molecular Biology.

Idea #3: The Basic Unit of Life is the Cell
The kinds and concentrations of molecules and processes inside cells differ from those of the surrounding environment, thus distinguishing life from it's environment.

Idea #4: The Continuity of Life
The unity and diversity of life is due to the hereditary material and its transmission. Genes account for the fidelity exhibited from generation to generation and the relatedness of all life forms.

Idea #5: Life Evolves
The origin of life, it's diversity, and the adaptive nature of life are caused by evolutionary processes.

That should do it for today. Keep it up!

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[Chemistry Tips] student, don't ask these questions

Hi student,

How to deal with your professor? what to ask? Many professors would openly encourage you that "there is no dumb question". Or is there?

Making a good impression and having them remember you will definitely give you an edge and leniency on grading, although most of your instructors would not admit that. Asking a wrong question definitely will steer the impression in the undesirable way.

Here is a list of dumb questions you should never ask your instructor.

Dumb Question #1: "Chemistry is too hard for me, can you help?"

Dumb Question #2: "Did I miss anything important in yesterday's class?

Dumb Question #3: "Do we have to know this for the exam?"

Dumb Question #4: "I was up all night for this, why did I get this grade?"

I think you get the drill ...

student, keep it up!

Committed to Your Success
Wayne Huang, PhD
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