AP Physics I: ESSENTIAL Questions

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The AP Physics I exam is one of the most difficult APs, but certain problems show up on virtually every version of the exam. This review is focused on reviewing these questions that both test essential AP Physics I concepts & are always or nearly always on AP Physics MCQs or FRQs. 
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These questions are still likely to show up on AP Physics C: Mech MCQs/FRQs; any students taking Physics C or planning on taking C will still benefit.

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SESSION 1

12

Mar

SESSION 1

AP Physics

Thu 11:00 PM - Fri, 12:30 AM UTCMar 12, 11:00 PM - Mar 13, 12:30 AM UTC

Kinematics (Catching Up, Projectiles, River-Crossing)

SESSION 2

13

Mar

SESSION 2

AP Physics

Fri 11:00 PM - Sat, 12:30 AM UTCMar 13, 11:00 PM - Mar 14, 12:30 AM UTC

Forces & Dynamics (Box on Ramp, Modified Atwood, Atwood, Elevator)

SESSION 3

14

Mar

SESSION 3

AP Physics

Sat 11:00 PM - Sun, 12:30 AM UTCMar 14, 11:00 PM - Mar 15, 12:30 AM UTC

Work (Rough Surfaces, Springs, Roller Coaster, Angle Pendulum, Collisions [Work Method])

SESSION 4

15

Mar

SESSION 4

AP Physics

Sun 11:00 PM - Mon, 12:30 AM UTCMar 15, 11:00 PM - Mar 16, 12:30 AM UTC

Linear Momentum (Force-Time Graph, Elastic/Inelastic Collision Variants, Bullet into Block)

SESSION 5

16

Mar

SESSION 5

AP Physics

Mon 11:00 PM - Tue, 12:30 AM UTCMar 16, 11:00 PM - Mar 17, 12:30 AM UTC

Circular Motion (Ball on String, Orbits, Conical Pendulum)

SESSION 6

17

Mar

SESSION 6

AP Physics

Tue 11:00 PM - Wed, 12:30 AM UTCMar 17, 11:00 PM - Mar 18, 12:30 AM UTC

Torque & Rotational Energy (Nonrotational Beam, Seesaw, Atwood [Pulley Acceleration], Door, Force on Disk, Ice Skater, Object Dropped on Rotating Rod/Disk)

SESSION 7

18

Mar

SESSION 7

AP Physics

Wed 11:00 PM - Thu, 12:30 AM UTCMar 18, 11:00 PM - Mar 19, 12:30 AM UTC

Simple Harmonic Motion (Pendulum, Spring Oscillators)

SESSION 8

19

Mar

SESSION 8

AP Physics

Thu 11:00 PM - Fri, 12:30 AM UTCMar 19, 11:00 PM - Mar 20, 12:30 AM UTC

Fluids (Pressure, Fluid Forces, Fluid Conservation Laws)

SESSION 9

20

Mar

SESSION 9

AP Physics

Fri 11:00 PM - Sat, 12:30 AM UTCMar 20, 11:00 PM - Mar 21, 12:30 AM UTC

FRQ Setups (Lab Design, EQ Derivation, Conceptual Justification Paragraph, Quantitative/Qualitative Graphing)

SESSION 10

21

Mar

SESSION 10

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