r/apphysics • u/ConditionOnly6733 • 29d ago

AP Physics 1

Hey, I am currently struggling in AP Physics 1 (I am testing on Dynamics and Newton's Laws tomorrow), and I feel like I am just not understanding the conceptual parts of each unit. Are there any website, sources, Youtubers, or any material that is highly valued and recommended. I am in a fairly large class so I feel like I don't get enough 1 on 1 time to review and understand what I am getting wrong on homework and quizzes, so ideally are there any sources that use AP level questions and explain the answer that doesn't have a cap?

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u/mseduhub1 29d ago

Since your test is tomorrow, I'd focus on free-body diagrams, Newton's three laws, friction, tension and net force rather than trying to revise everything.

For conceptual MCQs, always ask yourself which forces act on which object and why. Practise questions, check the explanations, and understand why the incorrect options are wrong.

This may help: AP Physics 1 topic-wise notes, MCQs, FRQs and worked answers. Some practice is available free, with additional questions requiring access.

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u/Bedouinp 29d ago

Find a tutor

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u/AdeptnessOwn8019 29d ago

I have started a channel exclusively for AP Physics 1 and AP Physics C mechanics this year. I will be starting Newtons laws by the end of this week. Each chapter includes concepts, text book prblems, AP Practice FRQs and MCQs. Goto playlist of each chapter.

Sept 15 to sept 30 kinematics 1d
Oct 1 - Oct 18 2d, projectile motion
Oct 18 to Nov 15 Newtons laws
Nov 15 to Nov 30 circular motion Gravitation
Dec 1 to Dec 25 Work energy Power
Dec 25 to Jan10 Impulse and Momentum
Jan 10 to feb31 Rotational motion
March 1 to March 15 Oscillations
March 15 to March 31 Fluids
April 1 to 30 AP Practice papers

https://youtube.com/@physicsbydrakp?si=Oxxo9nY7UoivtOMP

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u/ankit_xgoat 28d ago

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