guys remember! - air rises, expands, cools and condenses. - say hi (high pressure) to the clock (rotate clockwise) - when the pressure is low, look out for the rain and the snow - when the pressure is high, it’s cool and dry - s-waves are slow so they arrive second edit: I took the regents today and none of this was on the 2022 regents. everything you need is on the reference table.
THANK YOU MAN!! IM TERRIFIED FOR TOMMOROW AND YOU’RE AWESOME Edit: I JUST TOOK IT AND I FINISHED WITHIN THE LAST 30 SECONDS BUT IT ACTUALLY WASNT THAY HARD!! GOOD LUCK NEXT YEAR GUYS!!
help its only the mock practice test tomorrow and im def failing that one 😪 my teacher literally just shows like nearly 3 minute videos and then gives us loads of worksheets 😃😃
Very glad I’m doing the regents this year instead, since I get to see this video many more days in advance! Just a suggestion if you do more, post these a week before than the day before. That way people can maybe view this once a day and much more out of this. Edit: I have now taken the regents
I haven’t even start my earth science class yet, but I was looking into geoscience for future college classes(I will be a late hs grad) so I’m starting now with a few different RU-vid videos to get more of a grasp on what to expect. I know a lot about foraging, identifying trees/plants, crystals/minerals and im excited to learn more about the earth in all different kinds of ways :D
@@gracecho2859 sorry for responding late but tbh the part 1 booklet was alright it was only until I got to the second part where I just didn’t really know what I was doing but other than that I think passed and now I just gotta get ready for them geometry regents
