1.0+Review+for+AP+Exam

=Monday May 14, 2018: Mechanics C exam at 12 noon. Electricity & Magnetism C at 2 PM.= = =

= Use the orange multiple choice sampler to drill, especially the sample exams in the back that have full solutions available. I will give out solutions in class during review week. = For __ multiple choice __ exams, rely on the handouts I've given you. Old __ AP free respons __ e exams from 2003 on with solutions can be found at [] and a mix of multiple choice and free response are at. http://apcentral.collegeboard.com/apc/members/exam/exam_information/8039.html
 * Practice PROBLEMS **

E&M https://apstudent.collegeboard.org/apcourse/ap-physics-c-electricity-and-magnetism/exam-practice

=Mechanics C: = Practice Multiple Choice: 35 Questions at []

Mechanics C : guide sheets from APlus physics sum up all the basics for the AP Physics C exam. Download from the links below:
 * [|1D Motion]
 * [|2D Motion]
 * [|Dynamics]
 * [|Work, Energy, and Power]
 * [|Impulse and Momentum]
 * [|Rotation]
 * [|Angular Momentum]
 * [|Oscillations]
 * [|Gravity]

=E&M C:= My list of formulas to know that are NOT on the Blue reference tables: Practice Multiple Choice: 35 Questions at http://www.education.com/study-help/article/physics-electricity-magnetism-practice-exammultiple/ C:

If you want a reference fo **B fields created by different shapes of wire** see []

Electricity and Magnetism guide sheets from APlus physics sum up all the basics for the AP Physic's C. Download from the links below:
 * [|Electric Field and Force]
 * [|Electric Potential]
 * [|Electric Circuits]
 * [|Magnetism]

=**COLLEGE BOARD RESOURCES:**= Archives of Real AP PROBLEMS online 1 Mechanics C Free Response exams with solutions: []

2 E&M C Free Response exams with solutions:[]

3 Full 1998 exam with solutions is at[]

The current scoring scale for AP Physics C exams:

=**SIMULATED AP:**= 4. AP-like problems Multiple choice with solutions: +. [] +, [] +, [|LearnAPPhysics – Physics C]: + College Mechanics Practice exam archive: [] [|+]College E&M Practice Exams archive: []

=** Video Tutorials: **= The whole A Plus Physics C collection is the best I have found. Pick the topics you most feel you need.

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=** Miscellaneous good AP C sites: **=

= Use the orange multiple choice sampler to drill, especially the sample exams in the back that have full solutions available. Delete the following AC circuit questions that are no longer on the E&M exam: S1 #44, 52, 62, 63 S2 #63,64,65 S3 #68,69,70. = APlus Physics Guide sheets are at []
 * [|Peggy Bertrand’s AP Physics C Page]: Dr. Bertrand has put together a nice compilation of course notes for both Mechanics and Electricity & Magnetism. She offers her lecture slides for download in Powerpoint format, as well as an accompanying MS Word document designed for students to take corresponding notes on.
 * [|Hippocampus Physics]: Video resources and mini lessons from Monterey Institute for Technology and Education.
 * [|UC College Prep AP Physics C]: Another framework for the Monterey AP Physics C videos, but organized around a syllabus including labs, key concepts, readings, sample discussion problems, etc.
 * [|Fizziks.Info]: Rebecca Howell’s AP Physics site, including links to her YouTube channel and AP Physics C documents which present well-organized solutions and derivations.
 * [|University of Illinois PHYS 211 Practice Exams]: Several sets of interactive “hour exams” for mechanics students to test your skills
 * PrettyGoodPhysics : Paul Lulai’s physics repository — tons of great materials posted by students and teachers across a wide range of topics. Teachers, make sure you check out the Secure-PGP area as well for instructor-only materials!
 * [|A collection of Solved Physics Problems]
 * [|Magnetism]
 * [|Electromagnetism]
 * STUDY SHEETS ** : They sum up each unit's key material.


 * Quizlet has a set of AP C flashcards at **

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The PINK formula sheet posted below has formulas to know that are NOT on the Blue Ref Tables ........best to MEMORIZE them. Just add Kepler's Law of Periods T^2 = (4pi^2/GM)R^3 to the gravity section.

Here is a total formula sheet that combines the blue and pink sheets: