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Physics 1 · High school · Physics

Full College Board Course and Exam Description framework for Physics 1, including course-scope topics not assessed on the AP Exam. Topics marked with an asterisk (*) are assessed on the exam. Click a topic for the full text and study materials.

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Unit 1: Kinematics

  • 1.1 * — Represent motion with graphs and mathematical models.
  • 1.2 * — Distinguish scalar and vector quantities in motion problems.
  • 1.3 * — Solve constant-acceleration and projectile motion problems.

Unit 2: Dynamics

  • 2.1 * — Construct free-body diagrams for complex situations.
  • 2.2 * — Analyze static and dynamic equilibrium in two dimensions.
  • 2.3 * — Model friction and tension in AP-style contexts.

Unit 3: Circular motion and gravitation

  • 3.1 * — Relate centripetal acceleration to speed and radius.
  • 3.2 * — Apply Newton's law of universal gravitation.

Unit 4: Energy

  • 4.1 * — Calculate work by constant and variable forces.
  • 4.2 * — Apply conservation of mechanical energy with non-conservative work.

Unit 5: Momentum

  • 5.1 * — Use impulse–momentum theorem with force–time graphs.
  • 5.2 * — Analyze one- and two-dimensional collisions.

Unit 6: Simple harmonic motion and rotation

  • 6.1 * — Relate torque to rotational acceleration.
  • 6.2 * — Model simple harmonic motion with period and amplitude.

Unit 7: AP lab skills and exam practice

  • 7.1 — Design experiments with controlled variables and uncertainty analysis.
  • 7.2 — Practice AP free-response claim–evidence–reasoning structure.

* Assessed on the AP Exam (per the Course and Exam Description). All topics listed; unmarked topics are course scope only.

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