Hey does anyone happen to have some Anki/Quizlet Physics formula flashcards? Or maybe you could start me to a good direction on how to create some that are helpful? I've already been using flashcards for chem and physics content but I'm still having a tough time with the equations in physics, especially with both complex familiar and unfamiliar questions. Thanks

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Attached is a high-quality worksheet for Methods to help you level up your studies Inside this drop you’ll find: - Targeted practice for Binomial Probability + Continuous Probability - A mix of standard and advanced questions Check them out and let me know if there’s a topic you want more on – I’m always open to requests. We'll be releasing more of these worksheets weekly - "Topic Tuesday's"

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