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Unfortunately, your previous study of physics may have led you to believe that solving physics problems involves mainly plugging into the right formula. If so you need to review the difference between problems and exercises. If you think just memorizing things (e.g. definitions, formulae...) is enough, to enable you to solve real problems, read the section immediately below; if you already realize you have to do more than memorize, then skip it:
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