Unit 4 Overview: Systems of Particles and Linear Momentum 

Momentum, like energy, is a concept that can be easily applied in most physics scenarios, even when it isn't conserved. Momentum is easy to use to connect different units because it can be used to describe basically any system of objects in motion. 

Unit 4 will cover approximately 14%-17% of the exam and should take around 10 to 20, 45-minute class periods to cover. The 

 personal progress check has 15 multiple choice questions and 1 free response question for you to practice on. 

AP Physics C: Mechanics

Learn everything about unit 1 of AP Physics C: Mechanics using these resources. We cover an overview of kinematics, including motion in two dimensions, practice free response questions and review resources to help you fully understand this unit! 

Unit 1 – Kinematics

Learn all about unit 2 of AP Physics C: Mechanics with these resources. These resources cover a review of Newton's Laws of Motion, including a detailed explanation of Newton's Third Law of Motion and explanations and practice problems for circular motion. We cover everything you need to know for this unit!

Unit 2 – Newton’s Laws of Motion

Everything you need to know about unit 3 of AP Physics C: Mechanics can be found in these resources! We cover all of the important topics and formulas you need to know including conservation of energy, power, work, energy and more to help you fully understand this unit and prepare for your exam!

Unit 3 – Work, Energy, & Power

Take advantage of these resources to understand unit 4 of the AP Physics C: Mechanics course. This unit covers systems of particles and linear movement, and these resources will help you better understand center of mass, with practice problems and example calculations, as well as impulse, momentum, collisions and more!

Unit 4 – Systems of Particles & Linear Momentum

Head spinning about torque and rotational kinematics? Then check out these resources about unit 5 of AP Physics C: Mechanics unit 5. We cover everything you need to know about torque, rotational kinematics including angular momentum with practice problems, example calculations and detailed explanations. 

Unit 5 – Rotation

Check out these resources all about unit 6 of AP Physics C: Mechanics. We cover the important topics like oscillations, harmonic motion, springs, pendulums and more. With study guides, practice problems and helpful explanations, these resources will make sure you understand all of unit 6.

Unit 6 – Oscillations

Master the final unit of AP Physics C: Mechanics by using these resources. Explore gravitational forces and orbital motion, including practice problems, explanations and example calculations for moving planets and satellites. These resources ensure that you understand unit 7 of this course!

Unit 7 – Gravitation

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Exam Reviews

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Introduction

Key Vocabulary

Practice Questions

1.1 Kinematics: Motion in One Dimension

1.2 Kinematics: Motion in Two Dimensions

Applications of Kinematics

Conclusion

Unit 1 Overview: Kinematics

Overview

Big Idea

Exam Impact

Kinematics: Motion in One Dimension🚴

Practice Question:

Kinematics Overview and Motion in One Dimension

Kinematics: Motion in 2-D

Kinematics Practice Questions:

Kinematics: Motion in Two Dimensions 

Multiple Choice Practice for Kinematics

Multiple Choice Questions

Answers and Review for Multiple Choice Practice on Kinematics

MC Answers and Review

2.1 Newton's Laws of Motion: First and Second Law

2.2 Circular Motion

2.3 Newton's Laws of Motion: Third Law

Unit 2 Overview: Newton’s Laws of Motion

Newton's Laws of Motion: First and Second Law 🥏

Friction Force

Practice Questions:

Circular Motion

Vertical Circles

Banked Curves 

Newton's Laws of Motion: Third Law

Atwood Machines

Answers and Review for Multiple Choice Practice on Newton's Laws of Motion

Multiple Choice Practice for Newton's Laws of Motion

Multiple Choice

3.1 Work-Energy Theorem

3.2 Forces and Potential Energy

3.3 Conservation of Energy

3.4 Power

Practice Problems

Unit 3 Overview: Work, Energy, and Power

Unit 3: Work, Energy, and Power

Big Ideas

Work-Energy Theorem 💪

Work-Energy Theorem 

Conservation of Energy

Conservative Systems

Conservation of Energy 

Power and Work vs Time💡

Power 

Answers and Review for Multiple Choice Practice on Work, Energy, and Power

Multiple Choice Practice for Work, Energy, and Power

Overview 

4.1 Center of Mass

4.2 Impulse and Momentum

4.3 Conservation of Linear Momentum and Collisions