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Dis Is Truly Da One

The document outlines a 10-day study plan for Physics and Computer Science, covering key topics such as motion, forces, data representation, and programming concepts. Each day includes specific subjects to study, practice problems, and review sessions, culminating in mock tests and a final review. General study tips emphasize active recall, practice, breaks, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

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Dis Is Truly Da One

The document outlines a 10-day study plan for Physics and Computer Science, covering key topics such as motion, forces, data representation, and programming concepts. Each day includes specific subjects to study, practice problems, and review sessions, culminating in mock tests and a final review. General study tips emphasize active recall, practice, breaks, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

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Day 1: Introduction & Review

 Physics:

o Review Physical Quantities and Measurement Techniques,


Motion, and Forces.

o Work on basic examples and key formulas.

 Computer Science:

o Study Number Systems (binary, hexadecimal) and Data


Representation (text, sound, images).

o Practice conversions between number systems.

Day 2: Motion and Forces + Data Transmission

 Physics:

o Study Mass and Weight, Density, and Pressure.

o Focus on problems related to these concepts.

 Computer Science:

o Focus on Types of Data Transmission and Methods of Error


Detection.

o Review Encryption and solve related exercises.

Day 3: Thermal Physics + Waves (Light & Sound)

 Physics:

o Study the Kinetic Particle Model of Matter, Thermal


Properties, and Temperature.

o Work on problems related to heat and thermal expansion.

 Computer Science:

o Study Programming Concepts and Arrays.

o Practice array manipulation and basic coding exercises.


Day 4: Electromagnetic Spectrum + Electricity

 Physics:

o Study the Electromagnetic Spectrum, focusing on different


types of waves (radio, microwave, etc.).

o Review Light concepts (reflection, refraction).

 Computer Science:

o Review Types of Programming Languages and Translators.

o Go over the basics of IDEs (Integrated Development


Environments) and their use.

Day 5: Magnetism + Nuclear Physics

 Physics:

o Study Magnetism and Magnetic Fields.

o Understand Electromagnetic Effects.

o Study Nuclear Model of the Atom and Radioactivity.

 Computer Science:

o Review Data Storage and Compression Techniques.

Day 6: Space Physics + Practical Electricity

 Physics:

o Study Earth and the Solar System (orbits, planets, phases of


the moon).

o Learn about Stars and the Universe (Big Bang theory, star life
cycle).

 Computer Science:

o Review Network Hardware and Types of Data Transmission.

Day 7: Comprehensive Physics Review


 Physics:

o Revise Forces, Momentum, Energy, and Work. Do practice


problems.

o Review Electricity and Magnetism (circuit analysis, Ohm’s


Law).

 Computer Science:

o Review Text, Sound, and Image Representation.

Day 8: Practice and Application

 Physics:

o Work on complex problems related to Thermal Physics and


Waves (Light & Sound).

o Review and practice problems on Magnetism and


Electromagnetic Effects.

 Computer Science:

o Focus on File Handling and Programming exercises.

Day 9: Mock Test Day (Physics and Computer Science)

 Physics:

o Take a timed mock test covering all topics (motion, forces,


energy, waves, electricity).

 Computer Science:

o Take a timed mock test covering key concepts (data


representation, encryption, arrays, and file handling).

Day 10: Final Review and Relaxation

 Physics:

o Focus on areas you found most challenging during mock tests.

o Do a quick revision of Nuclear Physics and Space Physics.


 Computer Science:

o Review Programming Concepts and Boolean Logic.

o Do a final check on topics you’re still unsure about.

General Study Tips:

 Active Recall: Always try to recall information from memory instead


of just reading notes.

 Practice: Do lots of problems, especially in Physics (forces, circuits,


waves) and Computer Science (coding exercises, logical operations).

 Breaks: Take regular breaks to stay refreshed and avoid burnout.

 Healthy Lifestyle: Eat well, stay hydrated, and ensure you're getting
enough rest.

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