Best Physics Resources?

[Adequace]

I'm looking to invest in additional physics resources specifically for physics 1/2. I currently have use a Jacaranda physics textbook and occasionally check out the physics resources on AN.

Which company has the best physics notes? I might get A+ notes but I'm still not entirely sure.

[dankfrank420]

A+ notes are really simplistic/barebones for Physics.

Next year, I highly recommend you get yourself a copy of the AtarNotes free lecture notes. They're really helpful, and have more than replaced the school textbook. They were only $20, so cheaper than A+ notes anyway.

Oh and this isn't a paid advertisement or anything ahaha

[Adequace]

A+ notes are really simplistic/barebones for Physics.

Next year, I highly recommend you get yourself a copy of the AtarNotes free lecture notes. They're really helpful, and have more than replaced the school textbook. They were only $20, so cheaper than A+ notes anyway.

Oh and this isn't a paid advertisement or anything ahaha

Haha, thanks.

Have you used A+ notes? If you have, how to they compare to the AN lecture notes?

[Adequace]

A+ notes are really simplistic/barebones for Physics.

Next year, I highly recommend you get yourself a copy of the AtarNotes free lecture notes. They're really helpful, and have more than replaced the school textbook. They were only $20, so cheaper than A+ notes anyway.

Oh and this isn't a paid advertisement or anything ahaha

I did a little looking around, where do you find the free lecture notes? Do I need to buy the entire Webinar package?

[grannysmith]

I did a little looking around, where do you find the free lecture notes? Do I need to buy the entire Webinar package?

No, not the webinar package. The notes were on sale for a limited time; unfortunately, I don't think they're on sale anymore. It's best to ask Ned Nerb.

[Adequace]

No, not the webinar package. The notes were on sale for a limited time; unfortunately, I don't think they're on sale anymore. It's best to ask Ned Nerb.

Cheers for the reply, I'll get on to it.

[JackSonSmith]

I'm looking to invest in additional physics resources specifically for physics 1/2. I currently have use a Jacaranda physics textbook and occasionally check out the physics resources on AN.

Which company has the best physics notes? I might get A+ notes but I'm still not entirely sure.

For Units 3/4, while the A+ notes are quite basic, it is definitely nice to have most the things you need in a small and easy to read book. The questions in the notes might be quite easy, but are good for building confidence as you are learning.

[nickel]

They're not notes, but they do help.

Because the jacaranda textbook is absolute shite, i suggest investing in a Cambridge Checkpoints Unit 1&2 or 3&4 question book. They contain like 1000 questions that actually make sense.

[Cosec]

In terms of resources i have......

A+ Notes - nice and concise with every thing you need in terms of formulas and little explanations.
TSFX Summer Lecture notes - strongly recommend the notes. Im totally against writing them now. Hahha
Neap SmartStudy SAC questions
Checkpoints

And im getting:
Atarnotes SAC/Exam booklet soon.