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How to pass chem!!!!!!!!!!

Chemistry

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Mars2501 [29]3 years ago

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Answer:

refer to below

Explanation:

- read your textbook! especially the topics that are most confusing

- as you read, make sure to take notes/make an outline. write the words from the text in your own words. In chem, the textbook explanations are usually very detailed, so putting it in your own words will help you remember and understand what you write.

- make sure you really understand the concepts. don't just memorize what you read.

- draw diagrams and structures. seeing how things are structured will help you visualize what you learn

- ask questions to your teacher. if there is anything confusing, make sure to refer to your teacher as they will hopefully be able to explain it so it won't be confusing

These tips have helped me pass chem with an A. Hope all of this helped!

N76 [4]3 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

Study material, ask for help, read textbook and do practice problems, get a tutor, beg your teacher for marks,

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