The AP Calc AB exam was infinitely easier compared to this. It feels like they don’t actually intend for you to do every single question. I have extra time and lord have mercy I don’t think I would survive without it. This is noting that I barely used it on the other exam I mentioned. These are just immediate thoughts after the exam so it might sound more jarring than it actually is.
Yeah I passed just with a 3 and a useless college physics credit with it too. If you take this class its necessary to do it in sophomore year, then take AP Physics 2, then take mechanics and electromagnetism. Actually I don't even remember which one was the equivalent for Physics with Applied Calculus it really just depends on whether or not the college takes it in the first place tbh. Actually do not even take the class at all and just do dual enrollment if you have access to it, the only useful ap class was Calc AB.
For those taking the test tomorrow (including me) please remeber that a single peice of paper doesnt decide your future and doesnt define you are. relax, finish studying and get some rest. Good luck everybody! :)
If you were to have two objects on top of a ramp, with one object having rotational kinetic energy and the other object only having translational kinetic energy, would there be a difference in their kinetic energies or total energy? Would they have the same speed at the bottom?
So let me try to clear up the question a bit because there are a lot of assumptions. Suppose I take two objects with the same mass and release them from the same height. The first object is a ball that rolls without slipping down the ramp. The second is a block that slides without friction down the ramp. Because there's no loss of energy, both objects+Earth system start with the same potential energy and should end with the same mechanical energy. The ball will have two forms of energy: rotational kinetic and translational kinetic. The block will only have translational kinetic. So they both end with the same total kinetic energy, but the block has more translational kinetic energy, and thus is moving faster. The ball has split it's energy between rotational kinetic and translational kinetic energy. Is that what you were asking?
@@AllenTsaoSTEMCoach Thank you for replying and yes, you answered my question. I was confused on that specific situation since my AP physics course focused on the mathematical aspect of these questions whereas the mcq on the exam oftentimes assesses on the conceptual ideas behind the physics. Just wanted those specific things clarified. thanks!
It's not given but you don't need to memorize it. However, you should understand the relationship so if I said there was a planet twice the mass of Earth but has the same radius, then you should be able to reason the acceleration due to gravity is 19.6 (or 20 m/s^2)
You can't bring one in. They provide a formula sheet at the front of the test booklet. secure-media.collegeboard.org/digitalServices/pdf/ap/ap-physics-1-equations-table.pdf
Checking in for the 2024 Exam...good luck, y'all.
same dude, best of luck
i’m cooked
We’re all gonna get 5’s, we put in the work and now we shall relax
I'm so fucking frieddddd
im cooked
edit: i js took the test and omg 😭😭
This is about all the studying I need. Good luck tomorrow everyone.
bestie you are so real for that... me too
i need it, taking 2 ap's back to back.
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Last minute goat
goodluck to all the last minute studiers, im one of them prays for all 5's for all of us (or 3+)
This is my review 15 minutes before the exam, good luck to everyone else who’s taking it too. May we be victorious.
Damn you too
@@MarkaiCat do good
Good Luck!
The AP Calc AB exam was infinitely easier compared to this. It feels like they don’t actually intend for you to do every single question. I have extra time and lord have mercy I don’t think I would survive without it. This is noting that I barely used it on the other exam I mentioned. These are just immediate thoughts after the exam so it might sound more jarring than it actually is.
Yeah I passed just with a 3 and a useless college physics credit with it too. If you take this class its necessary to do it in sophomore year, then take AP Physics 2, then take mechanics and electromagnetism. Actually I don't even remember which one was the equivalent for Physics with Applied Calculus it really just depends on whether or not the college takes it in the first place tbh. Actually do not even take the class at all and just do dual enrollment if you have access to it, the only useful ap class was Calc AB.
Good luck to everyone tomorrow!
Thanks!
5!!!!!!
@@CT-mz8ob praying for a 4!!!
thanks, good luck to everyone
tomorrow, I am not studying the night before... shut up
who's here the night before lol
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💀
one hour before💀
@@ericfang same bro
Hour before
THANK YOU! my exam is in less than an hour :P
Edit: I got a 4, good luck to everyone taking it!
Same, good luck✊
how was it
@@enriched_swiper the only
mine is tmr, I'm not ready 😭😭
@@Elias.nothing same im taking it tomorrow but i actually feel really solid ive gotten 5's on all the ap practice exams. goodluck
i think this is by far the best ap physics insight course review!
an hour before the ap exam 🙏 easiest 2 of my life
same 😭😭😭
What did u get lol
@@piggyjain8720 A 2 LMAOOO
@@harshmellow2006it’s over bro i have it tmrw
All the studying I’m doing.
studying two hours before the exam 😍
For those taking the test tomorrow (including me) please remeber that a single peice of paper doesnt decide your future and doesnt define you are. relax, finish studying and get some rest. Good luck everybody! :)
I will remember this forever. If I fail, it will forever ruin me
@@DragonClaw180😭
who else watching this and hoping for the best (I'm cooked)
this is actually really helpful in organizing what I need to practice
Thank you so much for this! I think I might be able to pass my physics final thanks to you!
i won't. but the vid does help
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May God have mercy on our souls on Monday
What this test is for me on 30 minutes
@@bradonschwindt6877same
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Anyone here 30min before the exam? Goodluck!
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Half an hour until the exam and here I am😅
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Who's at the test before it's about to start rn?
Nothing like some last minute AP studying 😂
Short sweet and to the point, tysm
its tmrw guys
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12 AM studying before test day goes hard
i was awake the whole night
Watching this an hour before the AP exam. Good luck guys.
studying the night before the ap test 😍😭
Hello all people taking the test today/tomorrow! I wish you best of luck
My teacher just told us to learn the energy equations - I think I’m cooked
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Night before crew.
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Day of crew.
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After test gang 😔
those frqs had to be from hell
Im not starting to study with 6 hours before the test…
Get some sleep!! Doesn't matter what you know if you can't think during the test.
@@AllenTsaoSTEMCoachnah brodie praying on our downfall 🙏🏼😭 we cramming
Thank you! This is really helpful.
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Watching this tmrw morning
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If you were to have two objects on top of a ramp, with one object having rotational kinetic energy and the other object only having translational kinetic energy, would there be a difference in their kinetic energies or total energy? Would they have the same speed at the bottom?
So let me try to clear up the question a bit because there are a lot of assumptions. Suppose I take two objects with the same mass and release them from the same height. The first object is a ball that rolls without slipping down the ramp. The second is a block that slides without friction down the ramp.
Because there's no loss of energy, both objects+Earth system start with the same potential energy and should end with the same mechanical energy. The ball will have two forms of energy: rotational kinetic and translational kinetic. The block will only have translational kinetic.
So they both end with the same total kinetic energy, but the block has more translational kinetic energy, and thus is moving faster. The ball has split it's energy between rotational kinetic and translational kinetic energy.
Is that what you were asking?
@@AllenTsaoSTEMCoach Thank you for replying and yes, you answered my question. I was confused on that specific situation since my AP physics course focused on the mathematical aspect of these questions whereas the mcq on the exam oftentimes assesses on the conceptual ideas behind the physics. Just wanted those specific things clarified. thanks!
POV: test is in less than 8 hours and you haven’t studied at all
This is fine. 🙏🙏
Taking my exam in 30 mins :D
awesome video dide
i’m so done cooked yall pray for me
5 on exam after that
god help us all
great last minute studying before the exam in an hour 😭
Good luck yall. Im fucked
likewise
Aiming for a 1
@@nicolee613 just took it near positive I got a 4 SHM amd Torque FTW!
Anyone here the morning of?
YES IM GONNA GET S 1
Yup...
@@nicolee613 I THINK I GOT A ONE TOO! IM LUCKY IF I GOT A THREE
IM NOT READY
If work is scalar, why can it be negative?
Scalars can be negative. When it's cold, the temperature can be -10 degrees. Temperature is a scalar but it can be negative.
This is super helpful! Do we have to memorize the mass of the earth or is that given to us?
It's not given but you don't need to memorize it. However, you should understand the relationship so if I said there was a planet twice the mass of Earth but has the same radius, then you should be able to reason the acceleration due to gravity is 19.6 (or 20 m/s^2)
@@AllenTsaoSTEMCoach Ohhhhh okay thank you so much!
im failing this
Just started studying am I cooked?
Ye
Ye we both cooked brother
my exam is in 2 hours 😭
Good luck y'all, good luck!
Do we get a paper for all the formulas? Like can we make one and bring one in with any information we might need on it?
You can't bring one in. They provide a formula sheet at the front of the test booklet.
secure-media.collegeboard.org/digitalServices/pdf/ap/ap-physics-1-equations-table.pdf
@@AllenTsaoSTEMCoach Thank you for replying! And do we have access to it the whole time?
Also, for things like the masses of the Earth and Sun, are we expected to know them? I don't see them on the formula sheet
@@sialele7463 they usually provide it in the problem.
@@sialele7463 nah
Thank you!
Who else is here 10 minutes before the exam? 😁
Thanks for this
Super helpful!
Have about 15 minutes left till the Exam, godspeed everyone o7
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Who’s taking the regent tmrw?
I’m cooked
5 mins before I’m cooked 💀🙏
Im cooked
6:00
time to study
Wsg gang
Too long shorten it more
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I really should have watched this video earlier
Just finished!!! Thank you so much for this video 😫
Got the calc-physics final tomorrow goodluck to all the AP students it gets harder 🥲
thank you!