(Previous Version) AP Physics 1: Kinematics Review

(Updated for the 2025 Exam)

0:00 Intro
0:26 Vector vs. Scalar
1:22 Component Vectors
2:04 Distance vs. Displacement
2:41 Speed vs. Velocity
3:04 Acceleration
3:26 Motion Graphs
4:29 Free Fall Graphs
6:31 Uniformly Accelerated Motion (UAM)
7:52 How to UAM
8:18 Projectile Motion
9:28 Relative Motion
10:00 Center of Mass

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🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

00:29 *📚 Remember the difference between vectors and scalars; vectors have magnitude and direction, while scalars only have magnitude.*
01:01 *📐 When dealing with vectors, remember to resolve them into their components, and be mindful of the angle theta.*
02:43 *🚗 Understand the distinction between distance and displacement; distance is scalar, while displacement is vector and includes direction.*
03:28 *📊 Learn the relationship between motion graphs; slope of position-time graph gives velocity, slope of velocity-time graph gives acceleration, and areas have specific interpretations.*
04:38 *🔄 Interpret motion from graphs; horizontal line on acceleration-time graph indicates constant acceleration, while changes in velocity and position indicate free-fall.*
05:46 *🌍 Understand concepts of free-fall and acceleration due to gravity in physics, including the value of acceleration on Earth.*
06:55 *📝 Familiarize with uniformly accelerated motion equations; recognize variables and equations, including one not explicitly stated on the equation sheet.*
08:35 *🎯 Approach projectile motion problems by separating known variables into x and y components and applying relevant equations, considering acceleration due to gravity.*
10:21 *🎯 Qualitatively understand the concept of center of mass in physics; no need for quantitative problem-solving, but grasp its significance in motion analysis.*

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