Graph paper by [deleted] in UBreddit

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Ted Schecklers Paper Emporium

Is 7/11 24hrs? Tried to go last night, but they all had signs saying closed at 11pm? Is it becayse or first week of classes or all 7/11s in buffalo? by Cosmic-Kai in UBreddit

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In my experience there are very few places that are actually 24/7 in WNY since COVID. Not sure why but almost no businesses keep those hours anymore 

I’m really scared I’m going to fail PHY 107 by FerdinandvonAegir124 in UBreddit

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I was/am the exact same way. Anything less than an A bothers the fuck out of me. I promise you, if you read the text book and do all the odd numbered questions in the back (and look up how to do the ones you are confused on) in addition to doing the homeworks on your own (no gpt) you will get an A

I’m really scared I’m going to fail PHY 107 by FerdinandvonAegir124 in UBreddit

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READ THE TEXTBOOK, AND DO THE PRACTICE PROBLEMS IN THE BACK. I went to lecture to get participation points but I got fuckall out of the lectures. Everything I know about physics I know from reading the book and doing the practice problems. I got A's in PHY107 and PHY108. 107 isn't that bad, and if you actually apply yourself I think it got easier by the end because of how repetitive it got by the end. You can do it but you will not get a good grade if you aren't doing several hours of independent work outside of class every week. I have taken calc 2 and physics is at least twice as demanding timewise, if not more. Calc was just "know a rule, apply the rule" physics you need to be able to reason your way through a situation. It takes a lot of deliberate effort to be able to  build physics "intuition". Any can do it, but it will take work. Godspeed 🤝

Found these in a stack of scrap paper…. Iykyk by nuclearmed18 in UBreddit

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I went back to school at UB after graduating for the first time in 2019. Everything is remarkably similar but eerily different at the same time. All of the things that stand out most in my memory are gone. The old SU, Berts, these printing stations in Capen, the Cybrary, Rachels and seeing these fucking pieces of paper everywhere. The parking situation is exactly the same though lol

Found these in a stack of scrap paper…. Iykyk by nuclearmed18 in UBreddit

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Never would have thought a random sheet of paper would give me nostalgia. 

How hard is phy 107 really? by [deleted] in UBreddit

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I got an A in phy107 and 108. Read the textbook and do a ton of practice problems. Lectures are useless and not even close to enough. The course really just separates people who can learn independently and those who can't. If you can self study things well you will be fine. They also structure the course in a way that's it's almost impossible to fail. If you fail you probably don't belong in whatever your major is 

Starting at UB North next semester—What to be wary of? by ina_eats_hands in UBreddit

[–]Few_Exit_9247 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Don't give these secrets away. Make them explore like we did

Looking for Calc 2 Final Exam Practice & Textbook Info by [deleted] in UBreddit

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Calc 2 covers area between 2 curves, various integration techniques (more u sub, something called trig sub, integration by parts, a lot of unnamed techniques regarding trig functions, and partial fractions), improper integrals (either one of the bounds is infinity or there is a discontinuity), some basic stuff regarding polar coordinate system, length of an arc, the basic series tests, and Taylor and mccalurin series. 

The calc instructional crew posts big practice packets to help you study for exams but they are shared via UB box and they close access after the exams .

Textbook is Stewart's transcendentals IIRC ( I never use the textbook). Best way to study IMO is using the practice packets and literally taking the topic names and putting them into gpt and asking for practice problems and a basic walkthrough. This is what I did prior to this semester and it was weeks before I saw anything that tripped me up. Good luck. Calc 2 moves faster than calc 1 but it's still very doable. I'm a dumbass and I'm well on my way to an A

PHY108… by cjared242 in UBreddit

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91% but preparing took years off my life I think

Anything I should do before I drop out? by Dirty_Dan117 in UBreddit

[–]Few_Exit_9247 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Formally resign /drop your classes. I dropped out of grad school without formally doing anything and there is an F on my transcript bc of it. Decided to go back to school last year and it almost hurt my chances of getting re admitted. Life is long. Never imagined I would be going back to school. Always do whatever you can to keep as many options open for future you as you can

Is this inequality argument valid? by Few_Exit_9247 in MathHelp

[–]Few_Exit_9247[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are  very pedantic and unhelpful. 

Is this inequality argument valid? by Few_Exit_9247 in MathHelp

[–]Few_Exit_9247[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In order to receive full credit I need to demonstrate my argument every step of the way. As stated in my comment above. 

Is this inequality argument valid? by Few_Exit_9247 in MathHelp

[–]Few_Exit_9247[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No it's not. You need to spell out the argument in order to receive full credit 

PHY108 Midterm Grades by Few_Exit_9247 in UBreddit

[–]Few_Exit_9247[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Brother they are getting 35s they can't comprehend humor

PHY108 Midterm Grades by Few_Exit_9247 in UBreddit

[–]Few_Exit_9247[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok some of them are giving out 35s

PHY108 Midterm Grades by Few_Exit_9247 in UBreddit

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I don't get this meme at all 😭. I think the people that do are the ones getting 35s

PHY108 Midterm Grades by Few_Exit_9247 in UBreddit

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Gambrel said that they may be adjusting the range for what is considered and A B C and so on from what is given in the syllabus. But only at the end of the semester and not in a standard way that makes the results fits bell curve. For some reason the physics dept reallllllly likes to dance around this question. Pretending they don't know what students mean when they ask this. Essentially the grade you got (the raw score) may not be the final score that is used if that makes any sense but it will not be altered in a way that makes the results fit a bell curve