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AP Physics 1 Tutoring

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This session is for students preparing for AP Physics 1 or looking to strengthen their foundation in physics. We’ll work through core topics such as kinematics, dynamics, energy, momentum, rotational motion, oscillations, and waves, with sessions tailored to your needs. Students should be comfortable with Algebra II and basic trigonometry. Please bring a notebook, a calculator, and any practice materials or textbooks you’d like to use. This is a fast-paced challenging course.

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Nikhil D 🇺🇸

Certified in 5 topics

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I'm a high school student from California. In my free time I enjoy playing badminton, watching TV, and hanging out with my friends.

Abhiraj P 🇺🇸

Certified in 5 topics

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I am currently a junior in highschool. I specialize in physics and can help up to AP Physics 1. I can help with practicing for the SAT aswell. I play soccer and love car/racing movies.

Raghav J 🇺🇸

Certified in 10 topics

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I'm a high school student that can help with STEM subjects such as Calculus BC and Physics 1. I'm currently enrolled Multivariable Calc/Linear Algebra and AP Physics C. I love computer science, and in my free time, I play chess and table tennis.

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You will be withdrawn from the series if you have more than 2 unexcused absences in a row. Please message the tutor in advance for any absences!

SESSION 6

2

Oct

SESSION 6

AP Physics

Thu 11:00 PM - Fri, 12:30 AM UTCOct 2, 11:00 PM - Oct 3, 12:30 AM UTC

We’ll tackle more advanced momentum problems, including elastic and inelastic collisions. We’ll also introduce the concept of the center of mass and its importance in analyzing systems.

SESSION 7

7

Oct

SESSION 7

AP Physics

Tue 11:00 PM - Wed, 12:30 AM UTCOct 7, 11:00 PM - Oct 8, 12:30 AM UTC

We’ll begin our study of rotational motion by exploring torque, rotational kinematics, and rotational inertia. You’ll see the parallels between linear and rotational dynamics and how they help in problem-solving.

SESSION 8

9

Oct

SESSION 8

AP Physics

Thu 11:00 PM - Fri, 12:30 AM UTCOct 9, 11:00 PM - Oct 10, 12:30 AM UTC

This session covers rotational dynamics in depth, with a focus on angular momentum and conservation principles. We’ll practice applying these ideas to objects in rotational motion.

SESSION 9

14

Oct

SESSION 9

AP Physics

Tue 11:00 PM - Wed, 12:30 AM UTCOct 14, 11:00 PM - Oct 15, 12:30 AM UTC

We’ll tackle more advanced momentum problems, including elastic and inelastic collisions. We’ll also introduce the concept of the center of mass and its importance in analyzing systems.

SESSION 10

16

Oct

SESSION 10

AP Physics

Thu 11:00 PM - Fri, 12:30 AM UTCOct 16, 11:00 PM - Oct 17, 12:30 AM UTC

We’ll begin our study of rotational motion by exploring torque, rotational kinematics, and rotational inertia. You’ll see the parallels between linear and rotational dynamics and how they help in problem-solving.

SESSION 11

21

Oct

SESSION 11

AP Physics

Tue 11:00 PM - Wed, 12:30 AM UTCOct 21, 11:00 PM - Oct 22, 12:30 AM UTC

This session covers rotational dynamics in depth, with a focus on angular momentum and conservation principles. We’ll practice applying these ideas to objects in rotational motion.

SESSION 12

23

Oct

SESSION 12

AP Physics

Thu 11:00 PM - Fri, 12:30 AM UTCOct 23, 11:00 PM - Oct 24, 12:30 AM UTC

We’ll introduce oscillatory motion through springs and pendulums. By connecting oscillations to energy conservation, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of simple harmonic motion.

SESSION 13

24

Oct

SESSION 13

AP Physics

Fri 11:00 PM - Sat, 12:30 AM UTCOct 24, 11:00 PM - Oct 25, 12:30 AM UTC

We’ll extend our work on SHM by exploring mathematical models, equations of motion, and problem-solving. This session emphasizes recognizing oscillations in different physical contexts.

SESSION 14

26

Oct

SESSION 14

AP Physics

Sun 11:00 PM - Mon, 12:30 AM UTCOct 26, 11:00 PM - Oct 27, 12:30 AM UTC

We’ll study the properties of fluids at rest, focusing on density, pressure, Pascal’s principle, and buoyancy. You’ll practice applying these concepts to real-world problems like floating objects.

SESSION 15

31

Oct

SESSION 15

AP Physics

Fri 11:00 PM - Sat, 12:30 AM UTCOct 31, 11:00 PM - Nov 1, 12:30 AM UTC

This session introduces fluid dynamics, covering the continuity equation and Bernoulli’s principle. We’ll work through applications ranging from pipe flow to lift on airplane wings.

SESSION 16

3

Nov

SESSION 16

AP Physics

Mon 12:00 AM - 1:30 AM UTCNov 3, 12:00 AM - 1:30 AM UTC

In our final session, we’ll review the most important AP Physics 1 concepts and problem-solving strategies. We’ll practice with AP-style questions, address common challenges, and make sure you feel confident and prepared for the exam.

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Sep 16 - Nov 3

7 weeks

90 mins

/ session

Next session on October 2, 2025

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