English, asked by muskantariq2003, 16 days ago

difference between remembering and understanding?

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Answered by krishnasharma2017k

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Memorizing is fantastic and helps you learn information but without understanding the material, you have absolutely nothing. ... Understanding is being able to apply the equation. But in order for you to understand the equations, you have to remember the information you want to apply.

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Answered by jenasandeep693

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Remembering is fantastic and helps you learn information but without understanding the material, you have absolutely nothing. ... Understanding is being able to apply the equation. But in order for you to understand the equations, you have to remember the information you want to apply.

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