AP® Physics Revision
Need to get your AP Physics revision up to speed? Our teacher-written AP Physics practice tests, study guides, and past exams are here to give you the momentum you need. There are four courses to choose from: Physics 1, Physics 2, Physics C: Mechanics, and Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism. Whatever level you're at, working through practice tests is the fastest way to get comfortable with the exam format and hit your target score. Teaching AP Physics? Save time and use our review materials as quick lesson starters to help your students understand physical concepts fast.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between AP Physics 1 and AP Physics C?
AP Physics courses require math, but each has a different focus. Physics 1 is algebra-based. It covers Newtonian mechanics, waves, and fluids, and is designed as a true first course in physics. Physics C is calculus-based and goes a lot deeper into mechanics and electromagnetism. It's the harder course and much more highly regarded by colleges for credit. If you're planning to study engineering, physics, or a math-heavy major, Physics C is the better choice.
Do you need to take AP Physics 1 before AP Physics C?
There are no formal requirements to do so. But it's strongly recommended. Physics 1 builds the foundation that Physics C assumes you already have. Students who jump straight to Physics C without prior physics experience often find the pace very demanding.
