AP Physics C Mechanic Potential Energy Curves
AP Physics C Mechanic
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Vectors
Definition
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Standard Basis Vectors
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Vector operation using components
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Magnitude of a vector
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Direction of a vector
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Kinematics
Position, Distance, and Displacement
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Speed and Velocity
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Acceleration
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Big five
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Free fall
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Projectile Motion
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Newton’s Laws
First Law
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Second Law
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Third Law
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Weight
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Normal Force
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Friction
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Pulleys
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Inclined Planes
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Uniform Circular Motion
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Work Energy and Power
Work
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Kinetic Energy
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Work–Energy Theorem
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Potential Energy
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Conservation of Mechanical Energy
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Potential Energy Curves
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Power
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Linear Momentum
Impulse
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Conservation of linear momentum
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Collisions
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Center of mass
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Rotational Motion
Rotational Kinematics
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The big five for rotational motion
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Rotational Dynamics
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Kinetic Energy of Rotation
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Work and Power
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Angular Momentum
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Conservation of Angular Momentum
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Equilibrium
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Laws of Gravitation
Kepler’s Laws
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Newton’s Law of Gravitation
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The Gravitational Attraction Due to an Extended Body
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Gravitational Potential Energy
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Orbits of the Planets.
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Oscillations
Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM): The Spring–Block Oscillator
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The Kinematics of Simple Harmonic Motion.
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The Spring–Block Oscillator: Vertical Motion
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The Sinusoidal Description of Simple Harmonic
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Motion
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Pendula
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