AP Physics 1

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Have you ever been curious as to why some objects float while others sink? Why it’s easier to balance on a bicycle when it’s moving fast? Or why it may seem like you’re moving backward when a car passes you on the highway? In AP Physics 1: Algebra-Based, you’ll learn about kinematics, dynamics, and energy through hands-on laboratory work to investigate and answer questions such as these.

Select Unit	Question Count easy / medium / hard
Unit 1 – Kinematics	Easy: 381Medium: 170Hard: 33
Unit 2 – Force and Translational Dynamics	Easy: 508Medium: 386Hard: 66
Unit 3 – Work, Energy, and Power	Easy: 286Medium: 204Hard: 31
Unit 4 – Linear Momentum	Easy: 272Medium: 163Hard: 19
Unit 5 – Torque and Rotational Dynamics	Easy: 334Medium: 194Hard: 25
Unit 6 – Rotating Systems: Energy & Momentum	Easy: 337Medium: 275Hard: 78
Unit 7 – Oscillations	Easy: 200Medium: 104Hard: 3
Unit 8 – Fluids	Easy: 244Medium: 149Hard: 20

AP Physics 1: Algebra-Based Exam

This is the regularly scheduled date for the AP Physics 1: Algebra-Based Exam.

Wed, May 6, 202612 PM Local3hrs

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