AP Physics 2 Objectives – by Topic These are basically the test questions. Intro and Review Kinematics Students should be able to: Be able to write, from memory, the 4 kinematics equations. Solve basic kinematics problems Show all work in our standard solution form Givens list Variables Numbers Units Unknown’s variable Equation to use with only variables Equation with number, units, & unknown variable Math steps (when needed) Answer with Units Significant figures Projectile Motion For a problem when a off a table, students should be able to “ball” rolls horizontally Calculate The initial velocity The time in the air The range for the impact Show all solution steps Energy Students should be able to: Define (Concept & math model): Kinetic energy Gravitational potential energy Work Use these concepts and the conservation of energy to solve problems Define the “system” exchanging energy. Fluids Student will be able to: Define density Calculate density of an object. Determine the density of a material from a graph
AP Physics 2 Objectives – by Topic These are basically the test questions. Intro and Review Kinematics Students should be able to: Be able to write, from memory, the 4 kinematics equations. Solve basic kinematics problems Show all work in our standard solution form Givens list Variables Numbers Units Unknown’s variable Equation to use with only variables Equation with number, units, & unknown variable Math steps (when needed) Answer with Units Significant figures Projectile Motion For a problem when a “ball” rolls horizontally off a table, students should be able to Calculate The initial velocity The time in the air The range for the impact Show all solution steps Energy Students should be able to: Define (Concept & math model): Kinetic energy Gravitational potential energy Work Use these concepts and the conservation of energy to solve problems Define the “system” exchanging energy. Fluids Student will be able to: Define density Calculate density of an object. Determine the density of a material from a graph
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