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Being
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a topic, then
use them to solve problems. That's the bottom
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Exam
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solve a few problems on every topic of the syllabus, starting immediately if not before. There is no room for laziness. It's all
about practicing. The more you can try to solve, the better for you to
become proficient.
Learning the principles
of a topic is only half of the story. The other half is for you to start
solving problems for the practice. Some will take you a minute, even
less, while others will take you hours or days to twist
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working out a problem. Mistakes will be made while
practicing and you will get wrong answers too. That's the idea. Once you can
identify your weakness along with the errors and get
them corrected, there is hardly any way you will ever make that same mistake
again, especially on a test or exam.
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