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Thank you so much, it’s great to hear from India. I am in Jacksonville, FL. The whole syllabus is a lot. I hope you are sleeping! For last minute studying I might go through these : ua-cam.com/play/PL1S765jR0-bi2-ap5XZTeo_EolZLlw-w1.html&si=u7xIK7l6cCJACDWl or these ua-cam.com/play/PL1S765jR0-bg_ubohF9D-k8asKAjB_WCL.html&si=3X6VVUa5e_Hrr3pc. Good luck!

You're welcome. At the end of video 2 (about 10 minutes before the end) I go over general AP Physics tips that I think are useful. It is really important to keep breathing and not stress. Here is an explanation of stress's impact on memory: ua-cam.com/video/FKzUSfzqh5A/v-deo.html . Don't go too far down the rabbit hole. The biggest thing to know is that you will not get better at physics by watching videos- solve problems. If you run out, ask your teacher for more. If it takes a while for that, re-work problems you already "know" how to do. Good luck!

Thank you, appreciate it!

@@Hjasprr also, there is a channel called “world’s phinest physics”. That guy made the black-background powerpoints, so maybe there is something there for you?

Nah, it's just a hard class. You don't get to AP Physics by being a dummy. To do well in a hard class, I was taught to "live" in their office during office hours. Do a lot of practice with them close by. When you get stuck or don't understand something, ask for an explanation right then and there.

I think you meant "first"

You’re welcome. I hope it helps.

No curve!?

I think you meant "first"

Anytime!

Did I mess something up?

You got me