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Course Level

AP Level

Total Duration

50 Hours

Format

Online 1-on-1

Prerequisites

Algebra & Geometry

Course Overview

Our AP Physics 1 course is designed to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of algebra-based physics concepts while preparing you for success on the AP exam. This course covers all eight units outlined by the College Board, emphasizing conceptual understanding, mathematical modeling, and scientific reasoning.

AP Physics 1 is equivalent to a first-semester college course in algebra-based physics. The course covers Newtonian mechanics (including rotational dynamics and angular momentum), work, energy, power, mechanical waves and sound, and introduces simple circuits. You'll develop scientific thinking skills through inquiry-based learning and hands-on activities.

AP Exam Information

Exam Date: May 2026 | Duration: 3 hours | Format: Multiple Choice (50%) + Free Response (50%)

The exam emphasizes conceptual understanding and the ability to apply physics principles to solve complex, multi-step problems.

What Makes Our Course Special

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Recorded Sessions

Access to all live session recordings for review and reinforcement at your own pace

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WhatsApp Support

24/7 support for quick questions and clarifications outside of scheduled sessions

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Proctored Tests

Regular assessments under exam conditions to track progress and build exam confidence

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Personalized Learning

Customized pace and focus areas based on your strengths and areas for improvement

What You'll Learn

  • Master all eight AP Physics 1 units with deep conceptual understanding
  • Develop strong problem-solving skills using algebra and trigonometry
  • Learn to analyze and interpret experimental data and graphs
  • Practice effective scientific communication through written explanations
  • Build confidence in tackling complex multi-step physics problems
  • Develop exam strategies for both multiple-choice and free-response questions
  • Understand real-world applications of physics principles
  • Master laboratory techniques and scientific inquiry methods

Detailed Course Curriculum

  • Unit 1: Kinematics 6 hours

    Motion in one and two dimensions, including projectile motion and circular motion.

    • Position, velocity, and acceleration vectors
    • Motion graphs and their interpretations
    • Kinematic equations and problem-solving strategies
    • Projectile motion analysis
    • Uniform circular motion and centripetal acceleration

  • Unit 2: Force and Translational Dynamics 8 hours

    Newton's laws of motion, forces, and their applications in various scenarios.

    • Newton's three laws of motion
    • Free body diagrams and force analysis
    • Common forces: gravity, normal, friction, tension
    • Applications to inclined planes and connected objects
    • Equilibrium and dynamics problems
    • Centripetal force and circular motion dynamics

  • Unit 3: Work, Energy and Power 6 hours

    Work, kinetic energy, potential energy, and conservation of energy.

    • Work and work-energy theorem
    • Kinetic and potential energy
    • Conservation of mechanical energy
    • Non-conservative forces and energy
    • Power and efficiency calculations

  • Unit 4: Linear Momentum 6 hours

    Linear momentum, impulse, and conservation of momentum in collisions.

    • Momentum and impulse-momentum theorem
    • Conservation of momentum
    • Elastic and inelastic collisions
    • Two-dimensional collisions
    • Center of mass and systems of particles

  • Unit 5: Torque and Rotational Dynamics 7 hours

    Rotational kinematics, dynamics, and torque applications.

    • Angular position, velocity, and acceleration
    • Torque and rotational equilibrium
    • Moment of inertia and rotational kinetic energy
    • Newton's second law for rotation
    • Rolling motion without slipping

  • Unit 6: Energy and Momentum of Rotating Systems 7 hours

    Angular momentum and energy in rotating systems.

    • Angular momentum and its conservation
    • Energy considerations in rotating systems
    • Combined translational and rotational motion
    • Conservation laws in complex systems
    • Applications to real-world scenarios

  • Unit 7: Oscillations 5 hours

    Simple harmonic motion, springs, and pendulums.

    • Simple harmonic motion characteristics
    • Spring-mass systems and Hooke's law
    • Pendulum motion and small angle approximation
    • Energy in oscillatory systems
    • Resonance and damping concepts

  • Unit 8: Fluids 5 hours

    Fluid statics, dynamics, and fundamental principles.

    • Pressure and density in fluids
    • Pascal's principle and hydraulic systems
    • Buoyancy and Archimedes' principle
    • Fluid flow and Bernoulli's equation
    • Applications to real-world fluid systems

Course Investment

$ 1250

Complete 50-hour AP Physics 1 course with all materials and resources included

Payment Options: Full payment or 3 monthly installments of $434

Includes: All sessions, recorded materials, practice tests, WhatsApp support, and exam prep resources

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💡 Note: All prices are in USD. Course is delivered online with flexible scheduling to accommodate different time zones.

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