AP 1 Unit 6 Energy and Momentum of Rotating Systems Study Bundle

Master AP Physics 1 Energy and Momentum of Rotating Systems with everything you need in one download. This bundle pairs a guided practice workbook with a full-length practice exam, so you can learn the problem types and then test yourself under real exam conditions.
 
Includes:
 
Unit 6: Energy and Momentum of Rotating Systems Practice Companion (12 pages)
A 4-step routine for solving any rotating-system problem, from choosing your system and axis to checking energy and angular momentum
6 core problem types with strategies and common traps: rotational kinetic energy, work done by a torque, angular momentum and angular impulse, conservation of angular momentum, rolling without slipping, and orbiting satellites
10 conceptual questions
3 AP-style free-response questions with scoring guidelines
5 challenge problems for students aiming for a 5
Full worked solutions for every problem
 
 
Unit 6: Energy and Momentum of Rotating Systems Exam Companion (32 pages)
A full-length practice exam that follows the current AP Physics 1 format
Section I: 42 multiple-choice questions (1 hour 25 minutes), covering rotational kinetic energy, work done by a torque, angular momentum and impulse, conservation of angular momentum, rolling, and orbiting satellites
Section II: 4 free-response questions (1 hour 35 minutes), one of each AP type: Mathematical Routines, Translation Between Representations (including torque and angular momentum graphs), Experimental Design and Analysis, and Qualitative/Quantitative Translation
Printable answer sheet
Answer key with an explanation for every question
Point-by-point scoring guidelines and a score summary to estimate your results
 
Instant download: two PDFs in one ZIP file, ready to print or use on a tablet. Your download link is emailed after purchase and stays active for 30 days, so save your files.
 
All problems are original practice questions written by Physics Wizard Tutoring in the style of the AP Physics 1 exam. They are not College Board questions.