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AP Physics 1: Algebra

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1.1.1 Introduction to Motion
1.1.2 Mathematical Representation of Motion
1.1.3 Graphical Representation of Motion
1.1.4 Experimental Investigation Techniques in Motion
1.1.5 Analyzing Motion Data
1.1.6 Forces and Motion in Physics
1.1.7 Kinematic Equations for Linear Motion
1.1.8 Circular Motion and Forces
1.1.9 Introduction to Rotational Kinematics
1.1.10 Advanced Applications of Kinematic Equations
1.2.1 Center of Mass Basics
1.2.2 Kinematic Descriptions of Center of Mass
1.2.3 Net Force and Center of Mass Acceleration
1.2.4 Force Analysis on Systems
1.2.5 Predictive Techniques for Motion Analysis
1.2.6 Graphical Methods in Motion Analysis
1.2.7 Mathematical Modeling of Motion
1.2.8 Analyzing Graphical Relationships in Motion
1.2.9 Problem Solving with Center of Mass
1.2.10 Practical Applications and Case Studies of Center of Mass Concepts
2.1.1 Introduction to Systems
2.1.2 Introduction to Fundamental Particles and Systems
2.1.3 Properties of Systems
2.1.4 Introduction to Systems vs. Objects in Physics
2.1.5 Modeling and Analysis of Systems
2.1.6 Advanced Applications: Systems in Dynamics
2.2.1 Introduction to Gravitational Fields
2.2.2 Fundamentals of Gravitational Forces
2.2.3 Distinguishing Between Mass and Weight
2.2.4 Introduction to Gravitational Field Strength: Measurement and Implications
2.2.5 Dynamics of Freefall in Gravitational Fields
2.2.6 Practical Applications and Examples of Gravitational Fields
2.3.1 Overview of Contact Forces
2.3.2 Microscopic Causes of Contact Forces
2.3.3 Types of Contact Forces
2.3.4 Tension Force
2.3.5 Frictional Force
2.3.6 Introduction to Normal Force
2.3.7 Introduction to Spring Force
2.3.8 Introduction to Buoyant Force
2.4.1 Introduction to Inertial Mass
2.4.2 Understanding Gravitational Mass
2.4.3 Experiment Design: Inertial Mass
2.4.4 Experiment Design: Gravitational Mass
2.4.5 Conservation Principles and Mass in Newton's First Law
2.5.1 Understanding Newton's Third Law
2.5.2 Representing Forces in Physics
2.5.3 Analyzing Force Interactions
2.5.4 Action-Reaction Pairs
2.5.5 Free-Body Diagrams in Analysis
2.5.6 Advanced Applications and Problem Solving with Newton's Third Law and Free-Body Diagrams
2.6.1 Understanding Newton's Second Law
2.6.2 Predicting Motion with Newton's Second Law
2.6.3 Introduction to Data Collection and Analysis for Forces
2.6.4 Free-Body Diagrams and Mathematical Representation
2.6.5 Application of Free-Body Diagrams
2.6.6 Advanced Problem-Solving with Newton's Second Law
2.7.1 Analyzing Motion of the Center of Mass
2.7.2 Newton's Second Law and Center of Mass
2.7.3 Evaluating Forces in a System
2.7.4 Predicting Motion Changes
2.7.5 External Forces and System Interactions
2.7.6 Mathematical Formulation of Newton’s Second Law
3.1.1 Introduction to Vector Fields
3.1.2 Representing Vector Fields
3.1.3 Introduction to Calculating Vector Fields
3.1.4 Analyzing Vector Fields
3.1.5 Vector Fields and Physical Phenomena
3.2.1 Introduction to Fundamental Forces
3.2.2 Introduction to Gravitational Force
3.2.3 Dominance of Gravitational Force
3.2.4 Calculating Gravitational Forces
3.2.5 Observing Gravitational Effects
3.2.6 The Role of Gravitational Force in Technology and Space Exploration
3.3.1 Detailed Study Notes on Principles of Gravitational Forces
3.3.2 Calculating Gravitational Forces
3.3.3 Gravitational Forces in Orbital Motion
3.3.4 Comparing Gravitational and Electric Forces
3.3.5 Gravitational Force at Earth’s Surface
3.3.6 Practical Applications of Gravitational Force
3.4.1 Understanding Gravitational Fields
3.4.2 Introduction to Gravitational Field Strength
3.4.3 Gravitational Acceleration on Different Planets
3.4.4 Effects of Gravitational Fields in Space
3.4.5 Practical Applications and Measurements of Gravitational Fields
3.5.1 Understanding Mass in Physics
3.5.2 Equivalence of Inertial and Gravitational Mass
3.5.3 Measuring Inertial Mass
3.5.4 Measuring Gravitational Mass
3.5.5 Gravitational Mass in Gravitational Fields
3.5.6 Distinguishing Between Inertial and Gravitational Mass Experiments
3.5.7 Introduction to Mass Equivalence Implications
3.6.1 Principles of Circular Motion
3.6.2 Centripetal Acceleration
3.6.3 Introduction to Centripetal Force
3.6.4 Analyzing Forces in Circular Motion
3.6.5 Applications of Centripetal Force and Acceleration
3.6.6 Experimental Investigation of Circular Motion
3.6.7 Introduction to Centripetal Force and Universal Gravitation
3.7.1 Basics of Free-Body Diagrams
3.7.2 Forces in Circular Motion
3.7.3 Centripetal Force in Free-Body Diagrams
3.7.4 Analyzing Uniform Circular Motion
3.7.5 Designing Experiments to Investigate Circular Motion
3.7.6 Problem Solving with Free-Body Diagrams in Uniform Circular Motion
3.7.7 Application of Free-Body Diagrams in Circular Motion
3.8.1 Basics of Circular Motion
3.8.2 Introduction to Gravitational Forces
3.8.3 Orbital Motion and Satellites
3.8.4 Experimental Analysis of Circular Motion
3.8.5 Free-Body Diagrams in Circular Motion
3.8.6 Centripetal Force in Daily Life
3.8.7 Gravitational and Electric Force Analogies
3.8.8 Engineering Applications of Circular Motion and Gravitation
3.8.9 Theoretical Implications and Discoveries in Circular Motion and Gravitation
3.8.10 Advanced Experimental Investigations
4.1.1 Understanding Systems in Physics
4.1.2 Conservation Principles in Closed Systems
4.1.3 Energy Exchange in Open Systems
4.1.4 Analyzing Interactions and Energy Transfer
4.1.5 Defining System Boundaries in Physics
4.1.6 Practical Applications of Conservation Concepts
4.1.7 Experimental Investigation of System Dynamics
4.1.8 Introduction to System Analysis in Theoretical Physics
4.2.1 Fundamentals of Work in Physics
4.2.2 Introduction to Kinetic Energy
4.2.3 Forces and Kinetic Energy Change
4.2.4 Work Done by Constant Forces
4.2.5 Introduction to Work Done by Variable Forces
4.2.6 Potential Energy and Conservation of Mechanical Energy
4.2.7 Applications in Real-World Situations
4.2.8 Advanced Concepts in Work and Energy
4.3.1 Conservation of Energy: Understanding Energy Within Closed Systems
4.3.2 The Work-Energy Theorem
4.3.3 Calculating Work Done
4.3.4 Power and Rate of Energy Transfer
4.3.5 Kinetic and Potential Energy Calculations
4.3.6 Energy Transformations and Work
4.3.7 Experimental Investigations of Energy Principles
4.3.8 Applications in Real World and Technology
5.1.1 Introduction to Momentum
5.1.2 Impulse and Momentum Change
5.1.3 Force and Change in Momentum
5.1.4 Calculating Impulse and Momentum
5.1.5 Analyzing Momentum in Collisions
5.1.6 Introduction to Experimental Investigations of Momentum
5.1.7 Practical Applications of Momentum Principles
5.2.1 Introduction to Linear Momentum
5.2.2 Calculating Changes in Momentum
5.2.3 Using Data and Graphs to Determine Momentum Change
5.2.4 Force-Time Graphs and Momentum Change
5.2.5 Impulse-Momentum Theorem
5.2.6 Experimental Investigations of Momentum Changes
5.2.7 Real-World Applications of Momentum Changes
5.3.1 Understanding Motion in Physics
5.3.2 Conservation of Momentum in Closed Systems
5.3.3 Momentum Exchange in Open Systems
5.3.4 Analyzing System Interactions in Physics
5.4.1 Principles of Momentum Conservation
5.4.2 Elastic Collisions
5.4.3 Inelastic Collisions
5.4.4 Analyzing Collisions in Physics
5.4.5 Experimental Verification of Momentum Conservation
5.4.6 Solving Problems with Conservation Laws
5.4.7 Center of Mass and System Velocity
6.1.1 Introduction to Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM)
6.1.2 Factors Affecting the Period of a Mass-Spring System
6.1.3 Factors Affecting the Period of a Pendulum
6.1.4 Characteristics of Oscillatory Motion
6.1.5 Introduction to Experimental Investigation of SHM
6.1.6 Applications of SHM (Simple Harmonic Motion)
6.1.7 Introduction to Restoring Forces
6.2.1 Energy Conservation in Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM)
6.2.2 Kinetic Energy in Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM)
6.2.3 Potential Energy in Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM)
6.2.4 The Cyclic Transformation of Energy in SHM
6.2.5 Quantitative Analysis of SHM Energy
6.2.6 Designing Experiments for SHM Systems
7.1.1 Introduction to Rotational Motion
7.1.2 Angular Velocity and Acceleration
7.1.3 Expanded Outline for Kinematic Equations for Rotational Motion
7.1.4 Relating Linear and Angular Quantities
7.1.5 Radial (Centripetal) Acceleration in Circular Motion
7.1.6 Graphical Representation of Rotational Motion
7.1.7 Experimental Investigation of Rotational Kinematics
7.1.8 Applications of Rotational Kinematics
7.2.1 Basics of Torque in Rotational Motion
7.2.2 Calculating Torque
7.2.3 Lever Arm Concept in Rotational Dynamics
7.2.4 Torque and Static Equilibrium
7.2.5 Angular Acceleration and Its Relationship to Torque
7.2.6 Experimental Investigations of Torque and Angular Acceleration
7.2.7 Applications in Real Life: Understanding Torque and Angular Acceleration
7.2.8 Advanced Concepts in Angular Momentum
7.3.1 Understanding Torque
7.3.2 Torque and Angular Acceleration
7.3.3 Introduction to Calculating Angular Momentum
7.3.4 Change in Angular Momentum
7.3.5 Experimental Investigations of Torque and Angular Momentum
7.3.6 Understanding the Vector Nature of Rotational Quantities
7.3.7 Applications in Sports
7.4.1 Principles of Angular Momentum Conservation
7.4.2 Calculating Angular Momentum
7.4.3 Introduction to Rotational Inertia and Its Effects
7.4.4 Angular Momentum in Closed Systems
7.4.5 Experimental Verification
7.4.6 Applications Across Physics: Conservation of Angular Momentum
7.4.7 Introduction to Problem Solving with Angular Momentum

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