No credit will be given for anything written on this insert, however. Your answers and all your work for each problem should be in the student answer booklet on the answer pages provided. You should show your work for each part of a question in the space provided after that part, and if you need more space you should clearly indicate where you are continuing your work. You will NOT receive credit if the grader cannot tell which part of the question you are answering. Show all your work.
Partial credit is given for partial solutions to problems.
If you do not show your work, you may receive full credit for an answer if it is correct, but you take a big risk because credit is often based not just on the presence of the right answer but on the correct use of appropriate steps leading to the right answer. If the answer is not correct, you are not likely to receive credit for correct thinking if the person scoring your examination does not see evidence of this process on paper. Crossed-out work will not be graded, and credit may be lost for incorrect work that is not crossed out. Organize your answers as clearly and neatly as possible. Credit for your answers depends on your demonstrating that you know which physical principles can be applied in solving a particular problem, and an organized answer in the appropriate answer space will better allow the grader to determine whether you have demonstrated such knowledge.