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Hello!

I'm going to take a final exam in Math and Physics within 2 months time. I
would like to apply Photoread for the preparation. I have 2 books of examples , in which you can find similar examples to the ones on the exams. The solutions for the examples are also in these books. So, my question is: Is it useful these books of examples? I guess if there is an activation process, that would be to solve the examples. Do I need activation? I mean, does it work without activation? and last: Is there anyone, who has experience with photoreading books of Math and/or Physics examples?

Thanks for the help!

Best regards

vajti

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I guess you are saying that the examples books contain question that are similar to exam and no theory are include in the book, so u are photoreading lots of question related to exam ( and the answer I guess). If I guess it correctly, I will suggest u photoreading lots of Math and Physics text books and use the examples for activation to the text book. For Maths, it will be doing question for practice.

Like u said in the question, photoread the example and activate it, this's actually sound weid, you are PRing the example book + answer and u activate using the examples and look up the answer at the back? assuming you cannot recall lot of things like Pete do..... So, I will suggest like I said, photoread text book + example book. activate the text book using the example


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