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Top 5 AP Physics Energy Questions | AP Physics Exam Prep

In this video, I’m going over the top 5 AP Physics Energy questions that you’re almost guaranteed to see on the AP Physics exam. As someone who's been teaching AP Physics for years, I’ve seen these types of questions show up time and time again. Whether you're prepping for AP Physics 1, Physics C: Mechanics, or even a college-level physics course, these fundamental topics will sharpen your problem-solving skills and boost your exam score. What You’ll Learn: Conservation of Energy Understand how energy is conserved in different scenarios. Recognizing various forms of energy—kinetic, gravitational potential, and spring potential—is crucial. For example, if a mass moves up a ramp, you can calculate the energy at different points to see how it transforms between kinetic and potential forms. Energy Lost Learn how to calculate energy loss, often framed as negative work. For instance, if a ball bounces to a lower height, find the difference in energy before and after the bounce to determine the energy lost during the collision. Graph Interpretation Get comfortable interpreting force-distance graphs. The area under the curve represents work done, which is equal to the change in kinetic energy. You’ll often need to calculate areas of triangles and rectangles to find total work. Work and Force Understand that work is dependent on the component of force parallel to the distance moved. For example, if you push a box up a ramp at an angle, you’ll need to consider the horizontal component of the force to find the correct work done. Energy Bar Charts Familiarize yourself with creating energy bar charts to visualize energy at different points in a system. Make sure the total energy remains constant unless energy is lost due to friction or other factors. Chapters: 0:00 Intro & Overview of Energy Questions 0:22 Question 1: Conservation of Energy 3:33 Question 2: Energy Lost 5:52 Question 3: Graph Interpretation 7:46 Question 4: Work and Force 10:55 Question 5: Energy Bar Charts 🔔 Subscribe for more physics tutorials and tips to ace your AP Physics exams! These concepts are fundamental to AP Physics energy questions, and mastering them will help you feel confident on the exam. Good luck, and let me know how these questions show up! More top 5 videos Kinematics    • Top 5 AP Physics Kinematics Questions | AP...   Forces    • Top 5 Physics Forces Questions | AP Physic...   Energy    • Top 5 AP Physics Energy Questions | AP Phy...   Momentum    • Top 5 AP Physics Momentum Questions | AP P...   Circular Motion    • Top 5 AP Physics Test Questions : Circular...   Simple Harmonic Motion    • Top 5 AP Physics Momentum Questions | AP P...   Rotational Motion    • Top 5 Rotational Motion Questions  | AP Ph...   I will only go over the basic concept of each. If you want a video with more detail on each, check out the following: #1 - Conservation of energy    • work energy example part 1      • Conservation of Energy Example      • Conservation of kinetic and potential ener...      • Spring potential energy ex#1 (AP)   #2 - Energy Loss    • How To Calculate The Energy Lost In A Fall...   Bouncy Ball    • Calculating the Energy Loss from a bouncin...   #3 - Force-Distance Graphs    • How To Calculate Work Using A Force Vs Dis...   #4 - Work parallel to distance    • Introduction to Work in Physics   Work inclined Plane    • How To Calculate Work On An Inclined Plane   #5 - Energy Bar Charts I don't have one yet, but I like this guy's....    • Energy Bar Charts   More Energy Review Problems    • Physics Energy Review Sheet Problem Set