Transcription of An Expert’s Approach to Solving Physics Problems
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1 An Expert s Approach to Solving Physics Problems A problem is a question to which you do not immediately see how to obtain the answer. If you do see how to obtain the answer well, then the problem is not a problem for you, is it? An expert approaches Problems differently than a novice. A novice may search for an equation to apply to the problem that matches the given variables, or the novice may try to solve a problem using the solution to a similar problem they have done before. There are many other novice problem Solving techniques that may suffice for easy homework Problems in an introductory class. But these approaches are not universal, and will not allow you to solve every problem you encounter.
Those grading exams are expert problem solvers, so they know the components that a good solution will have. A good solution is not a spray of equations across the page. A good solution not only obtains the ... So, if we can show that *hf commutes with (2, 52, and
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