Cram session for semester exam - mechanics units and some E&M

Please message me if you need help with AP Physics 1! I'd be happy to set up a session with you to go over any unit from the course.

This series aims to be a time for learners to ask any questions about AP-level physics

We will use calculus to explore vectors, kinematics, and dynamics. We will build from the ground up, developing intuition and deriving the origins of each formula. For this class, we will collaborate on a whiteboard to solve problems. If you prefer to take notes or write on paper instead of the whiteboard, it might be helpful to bring a pencil and a piece of paper. Please ensure you are familiar with differential and integral calculus. Although I will try to cover everything you need to know, keep in mind that we are here to reinforce and clarify concepts rather than learn them from scratch. I hope you'll join us for this session!

We will learn about SHM,KE and PE,equations of displacement,velocity,acceration in detail with examples and numericals. Believe me you will love the session. I will teach from scratch to pro, so if you are new learner dont't get overwhelmed.

Comprehensive review of AP Physics 1; we will go over key points from each unit and work through practice problems. Please be aware that this series is meant for students who have been specifically referred by me. If this isn't you, you can navigate to my AP Physics 1 Support series and I would be happy to help you there.

Want to be an engineer? Or maybe you're just looking to learn a little more about how the world works? Come join this mechanical engineering series! Over five weeks, we'll cover the following topics: - Stress and strain - Statics - Simple machines - Mechanisms - Thermodynamics and heat transfer If you find this course interesting, make sure to sign up. Note: a foundation in algebra is required and any higher math skills are recommended.

We'll go through the content of AP Physics starting from scratch, each concept one by one.

We’ll dive deep into kinematics across all dimensions, starting with constant acceleration equations and expanding to projectile motion in 1D, 2D, and 3D. Before each main discussion, I’ll provide a concise review of any necessary prerequisites, such as vector operations or essential calculus concepts, ensuring everyone is on the same page. Each session will focus on building a robust understanding through clear explanations and real-world examples. Practice problems will be assigned at the end of each session—not compulsory, but highly recommended for mastering the material and reinforcing key ideas. Join us for a dynamic journey through motion and its mathematical foundations!

You can ask me for help with problems in Mechanics, Fluid Dynamics, Gravitation, Electricity & Magnetism, Thermodynamics, and basic Waves, or a specific topic from those that you are having trouble with and want to review. I can also help with vectors and calculus applied to physics. (Good for any AP Physics 1 / Physics 2 / Physics C level problems and topics that may require calculus).

In this series, I will be helping Sayesha out with competitive Electricity and Magnetism problems. If you are interested, please feel free to join in!

We'll go through any troubles you may have on topics in AP Physics 1. If you have any specific problems or topics you want to cover, feel free to bring them!

In this series, we'll be briefly reviewing AP Physics 1 topics and going over lots of practice problems (including past MCQ's and FRQ's) of various difficulty levels.

Each week, we will go over topics that you are struggling with, and will also be going over general topics based on the pace of the overall AP Physics 1 curriculum. Everybody is welcome, and we encourage asking questions and frequenting the sessions.

Come and ask any remaining physics questions you might have before the holiday break! We'll also do a quick review of a few topics based on interest.

Each day we will have sessions where we will work smarter to get the grades we want. We will achieve this through practice questions, past papers and reviewing concepts from the CAIE IGCSE syllabus using the Physics BOOK and exercise booklet, the SAVEMYEXAMS, Physics and Maths Tutor, Uplearn and more! The sessions will cover the topics from the specification and also practice papers and questions: This drive has the resources we will use-[https://1drv.ms/f/c/f344f1d338161b53/Ei5oIOvgVIBEhP_5hus9HEABTdJ03imb8xvpK8vqV3hLOg?e=UYMfTs](https://1drv.ms/f/c/f344f1d338161b53/Ei5oIOvgVIBEhP_5hus9HEABTdJ03imb8xvpK8vqV3hLOg?e=UYMfTs)

Bring any questions you have about AP Physics or any practice problems you would like to work on!

Ask me anything related to AP Physics 1 or 2! If you have problems you would like to go over, test coming up, or would like clarification on a topic in AP Physics 1 or 2, join my series! For a little background on me, I took AP Physics 1 my freshman year and received a 5. In my sophomore year, I self-studied AP Physics 2 and was also able to receive a 5.

👋👋 We'll look at F=MA's (UsaPho qualification competition) mechanics problems together, starting from basic problems involving introductory kinematics and progressing through more advanced ones with complex mechanics theorems. Don't feel intimidated! I will be learning alongside you because many of these questions are difficult for me😭😭!

We're back! After months of silence, the Schoolhouse Physics Club is back, in our new home in the Physics Subworld. "The Pleasure of Finding Things Out", as Feynman said, so let's figure it out! This is the club where all Physics enthusiasts meet on Fridays!

Welcome to everybody of all levels‼️‼️ Come to study, relax, listen to music, or ask any questions! I've been through AP Physics 1️⃣, 2️⃣, C mechanics 🦾, C E&M ⚡, and I am taking Modern Physics currently and Quantum Mechanics next semester. Hopefully, I can answer any questions you throw at me!