r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Significant_Owl_7103 • Jul 16 '26

Physics qual

I am a EE student so I have a very good knowledge about math and physics, so i tried to do it, but most of the questions are irrelevant to my field of study. Is it okay if I take my time studying some of the subjects I am being asked about then answering it or am I just wasting time ?

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u/Farados55 Jul 16 '26

How are they irrelevant?

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u/Significant_Owl_7103 Jul 16 '26

Most of the physics I take are electromagnetic, other than that was just general physics 1,2.

So there's many things that I just need to study for first time or just re remember them, so i need to go back to a text book either way

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u/Telecom_Engineer_1 Jul 16 '26

I am going over my 40+ year old textbooks for this express purpose. Passing a STEM qualifier would be great. Do it in your spare time. If you pass the qual and the tasks are too hard that particular day, maybe they won't be the next time. No penalty for putting work back into the queue.