Lecture

Problem Solving: Models and Approaches

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Description

This lecture covers problem-solving strategies in physics, including understanding the problem, planning the approach, executing the plan, and reviewing the solution. It emphasizes the importance of modeling, using known principles, and checking the validity of the solution.

Instructor

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