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Re: Memorization for Physics/Engineering

I have found it very useful to know the sines and cosines of a few angles (30, 60, 45) in decimal form. They got stuck in memory after doing so many problems with them.

Also, for Physics, the value of g on earth is very useful (32 ft/(sec*sec)). It will stick in your mind after the first two or three weeks of problems, if its not already there.
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