Kelly is taking a math class in her first term of college, and she has just found out that her instructor won't let them use calculators at all on the first test. She approaches him during office hours to ask how he expects them to memorize all of the equations, and he tells her that there are many ways to improve or aid your memory. Which strategy is one of those ways? studying all night right before a big test because the longer you study, the more you will remember studying for large chunks of time without stopping because interruptions mean you have to start all over again getting a friend to give you their notes so that you don't have to go to class and you can study instead developing an acrostic to help you remember key parts of the equations