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      • 1. Mathematics Review >
        • 1. General Math Concepts
        • 2. Vector Basics
        • 3. Advanced Vectors
        • 4. Topic 1 Practice Exam
      • 2. Kinematics (1D) >
        • 1. Motion Terms
        • 2. Constant Velocity
        • 3. Acceleration (x-t)
        • 4. Acceleration (v-t, a-t)
        • 5. Kinematic Equations
        • 6. Freely Falling Objects
        • 7. Topic 2 Practice Exam
      • 3. Kinematics (2D) >
        • 1. Projectile Concepts
        • 2. Projectile List
        • 3. Problem Solving
        • 4. Velocity Vectors
        • 5. Topic 3 Practice Exam
      • 4. Dynamics (1D) >
        • 1. Force Types
        • 2. Force Diagrams
        • 3. Angled Forces
        • 4. Rotated Systems
        • 5. Mass and Weight
        • 6. Center of Mass
        • 7. Balanced-Unbalanced
        • 8. Net Force Equations
        • 9. Newton's Laws
        • 10. Friction
        • 11. Problem Solving
        • 12. Topic 4 Practice Exam
      • 5. Dynamics (2D) >
        • 1. Circular Motion
        • 2. Writing Fc Equations
        • 3. UCM Problem Solving
        • 4. Car Turns
        • 5. Max/Min Speed
        • 6. ​​Topic 5 Practice Exam
      • 6. Energy and Work >
        • 1. Energy Conservation
        • 2. Mechanical Energies
        • 3. Energy-flow Equations
        • 4. Problem Solving
        • 5. Energy Systems
        • 6. Work and Energy
        • 7. Work and Force
        • 8. Topic 6 Practice Exam
      • 7. Collisions >
        • 1. Energy in Collisions
        • 2. Momentum
        • 3. Problem Solving
        • 4. Angled Collisions
        • 5. Impulse
        • 6. Collision Systems
        • 6. Momentum + Energy
        • 7. Topic 7 Practice Exam
      • 8. Oscillations >
        • 1. Oscillation Terms
        • 2. SHM Problem Solving
        • 3. Topic 8 Practice Exam
      • 9. Rotational Motion >
        • 1. Rotational Kinematics
        • 2. Rotational Inertia
        • 3. Torque
        • 4. Balanced-Unbalanced
        • 5. Net Torque
        • 6. Rotational Energy
        • 7. Angular Momentum
        • 8. Angular Collisions
        • 9. Topic 9 Practice Exam
      • 10. Outer Space >
        • 1. Universal Gravitation
        • 2. Circular Orbits
        • 3. Energy in Outer Space
        • 4. Kepler's Laws
        • 5. Topic 10 Practice Exam
      • 11. Fluids >
        • 1. Buoyant Forces
        • 2. Mass, Density, Volume
        • 3. Pressure
        • 4. Pascal's Principle
        • 5. Fluid Dynamics
        • 6. Topic 11 Practice Exam
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      • Multiple Choice >
        • Topic Quizzes
        • 1st Semester Review
        • 2nd Semester Review
      • Free-Response >
        • Mathematical Routines
        • Translation
        • Experimental Design
        • Qualitative Quantitative
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  • AP Physics 1
    • Intro + Formula Sheet
    • AP Physics 1 Topic List >
      • 1. Mathematics Review >
        • 1. General Math Concepts
        • 2. Vector Basics
        • 3. Advanced Vectors
        • 4. Topic 1 Practice Exam
      • 2. Kinematics (1D) >
        • 1. Motion Terms
        • 2. Constant Velocity
        • 3. Acceleration (x-t)
        • 4. Acceleration (v-t, a-t)
        • 5. Kinematic Equations
        • 6. Freely Falling Objects
        • 7. Topic 2 Practice Exam
      • 3. Kinematics (2D) >
        • 1. Projectile Concepts
        • 2. Projectile List
        • 3. Problem Solving
        • 4. Velocity Vectors
        • 5. Topic 3 Practice Exam
      • 4. Dynamics (1D) >
        • 1. Force Types
        • 2. Force Diagrams
        • 3. Angled Forces
        • 4. Rotated Systems
        • 5. Mass and Weight
        • 6. Center of Mass
        • 7. Balanced-Unbalanced
        • 8. Net Force Equations
        • 9. Newton's Laws
        • 10. Friction
        • 11. Problem Solving
        • 12. Topic 4 Practice Exam
      • 5. Dynamics (2D) >
        • 1. Circular Motion
        • 2. Writing Fc Equations
        • 3. UCM Problem Solving
        • 4. Car Turns
        • 5. Max/Min Speed
        • 6. ​​Topic 5 Practice Exam
      • 6. Energy and Work >
        • 1. Energy Conservation
        • 2. Mechanical Energies
        • 3. Energy-flow Equations
        • 4. Problem Solving
        • 5. Energy Systems
        • 6. Work and Energy
        • 7. Work and Force
        • 8. Topic 6 Practice Exam
      • 7. Collisions >
        • 1. Energy in Collisions
        • 2. Momentum
        • 3. Problem Solving
        • 4. Angled Collisions
        • 5. Impulse
        • 6. Collision Systems
        • 6. Momentum + Energy
        • 7. Topic 7 Practice Exam
      • 8. Oscillations >
        • 1. Oscillation Terms
        • 2. SHM Problem Solving
        • 3. Topic 8 Practice Exam
      • 9. Rotational Motion >
        • 1. Rotational Kinematics
        • 2. Rotational Inertia
        • 3. Torque
        • 4. Balanced-Unbalanced
        • 5. Net Torque
        • 6. Rotational Energy
        • 7. Angular Momentum
        • 8. Angular Collisions
        • 9. Topic 9 Practice Exam
      • 10. Outer Space >
        • 1. Universal Gravitation
        • 2. Circular Orbits
        • 3. Energy in Outer Space
        • 4. Kepler's Laws
        • 5. Topic 10 Practice Exam
      • 11. Fluids >
        • 1. Buoyant Forces
        • 2. Mass, Density, Volume
        • 3. Pressure
        • 4. Pascal's Principle
        • 5. Fluid Dynamics
        • 6. Topic 11 Practice Exam
    • AP Physics 1 Exam Prep >
      • Multiple Choice >
        • Topic Quizzes
        • 1st Semester Review
        • 2nd Semester Review
      • Free-Response >
        • Mathematical Routines
        • Translation
        • Experimental Design
        • Qualitative Quantitative
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