Quick answer: AP Physics C lessons is a PDF book of 59 pages with 14 lesson chapters, for AP Physics C (Mechanics and E&M, calculus-based). It costs $9.99, paid once by PayPal, downloads instantly on up to 3 devices and prints well in black and white. Written by a team of 12 qualified science teachers.
AP Physics C
Calculus-based mechanics and electricity and magnetism for AP Physics C, written for US high school students who study derivatives and integrals alongside physics.
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- 59 pages in one PDF book
- 14 lesson chapters
- Quick answer, worked examples and diagrams in every chapter
- Key points and a tip from Lina
- Secure PayPal payment, no subscription
- Instant download, on up to 3 devices
- Prints well in black and white
Inside the AP Physics C lessons
The 14 chapters begin with “motion with derivatives and integrals” and end with “faraday's law, inductors and LR circuits”, and in between show calculus working as a physical tool: “drag forces and terminal velocity with calculus” solves for terminal velocity, “moment of inertia by integration and torque” finds moments of inertia by integration, and “flux, Gauss's law and continuous charge” applies Gauss's law to continuous charge. Each chapter opens with a quick answer, states the law and formula with units, and works through at least two examples, with the integrals written out in full. Three or more diagrams, key points, a common mistake, a tip from Lina and five questions and answers complete the chapter.
Table of contents
- Motion with derivatives and integrals
- Drag forces and terminal velocity with calculus
- Work as an integral and potential energy curves
- Centre of mass, impulse and momentum with calculus
- Moment of inertia by integration and torque
- Angular momentum and rolling motion
- Simple harmonic motion and the physical pendulum
- Orbits, escape speed and gravitational energy
- Flux, Gauss's law and continuous charge
- Potential from fields and equipotentials
- Capacitors, energy storage and dielectrics
- Kirchhoff's rules and RC transients
- Biot–Savart, ampère and magnetic sources
- Faraday's law, inductors and LR circuits
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Frequently asked questions
Who are the AP Physics C lessons for?
They suit US high school students preparing for the AP Physics C exams who already use derivatives and integrals.
How is a chapter organised?
Each of the 14 chapters opens with a quick answer, explains the idea step by step with worked examples and diagrams, and ends with key points to remember, a common mistake to avoid, a tip from Lina and five frequently asked questions. Read from “motion with derivatives and integrals” to “faraday's law, inductors and LR circuits”, or jump straight to “orbits, escape speed and gravitational energy” if that is the topic you need.
What comes after the AP Physics C lessons?
The next step is a first-year university physics course, where the same calculus-based methods continue.
How do I get the AP Physics C lessons?
Pay once with PayPal and the PDF is ready to download at once. It opens on up to 3 devices, so it can live on a laptop and a tablet.
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