College physics for the AP physics 1 & 2 courses / Gay Stewart, Roger Freedman, Todd Ruskell, Philip Kesten. [print]

CASE STUDIES -- How fast is a snowboarder? -- How can fundamental physics help us understand baseball? -- Who wins in a tug-of-war contest? -- How do we determine the energy of a roller coaster? -- When two football players collide... who wins? -- How to make it easier to open a new door? -- How does a diver control her rotation rate during a dive? -- At what point during a bungee jump will you reach your greatest speed? -- How do we explain why only some things float? -- Why do hot-air balloons rise? -- How does electric charge make your hair stand on end? -- How does a flashlight work? -- How does a planet's magnetic field cause lights in its sky? -- How do you hear on a can phone? -- What gives a neon sign its reddish glow? --

Chapter 1 Introduction to Physics --

UNIT 1 Kinematics -- Chapter 2 Linear Motion -- Chapter 3 Motion in Two or Three Dimensions --

UNIT 2 Force and Translational Dynamics -- Chapter 4 Forces and Motion I: Newton's Laws -- Chapter 5 Forces and Motion II: Applications -- Chapter 6 Circular Motion and Gravitation --

UNIT 3 Work, Energy, and Power -- Chapter 7 Conservation of Energy and an Introduction to Energy and Work -- Chapter 8 Application of Conservation Principles to Energy, Work, and Power --

UNIT 4 Linear Momentum -- Chapter 9 Momentum, Collisions, and the Center of Mass --

UNIT 5 Torque and Rotational Dynamics -- Chapter 10 Rotational Motion I: A New Kind of Motion --

UNIT 6 Energy and Momentum of Rotating Systems -- Chapter 11 Torque and Rotation II: Work, Energy, and Angular Momentum --

UNIT 7 Oscillations -- Chapter 12 Oscillations Including Simple Harmonic Motion --

UNIT 8 Fluids -- Chapter 13 The Physics of Fluids --

UNIT 9 Thermodynamics -- Chapter 14 Kinetic Theory, Ideal Gases, Energy Transfer, and Equilibrium -- Chapter 15 Laws of Thermodynamics --

UNIT 10 Electric Force, field, and Potential -- Chapter 16 Electric Charge, Force, and Field -- Chapter 17 Electric Potential and Electric Potential Energy --

UNIT 11 DC Circuits -- Chapter 18 DC Circuits: Electric Charge in Motion --

UNIT 12 Magnetism and Electromagnetism -- Chapter 19 Magnetism: Forces and Fields -- Chapter 20 Electromagnetic Induction --

UNIT 13 Waves, Sound, and Physical Optics -- Chapter 21 Mechanical Waves and Sound -- Chapter 22 Electromagnetic Waves and Physical Optics -- Chapter 23 Geometric Optics: Ray Properties of Light --

UNIT 14 Modern Physics -- Chapter 24 Quantum Physics and Atomic Structure -- Chapter 25 Nuclear Physics --

APPENDICES -- Appendix A SI Units and Conversion Factors -- Appendix B Numerical Data -- Appendix C Periodic Table of Elements.

"College Physics for the AP® Physics 1 & 2 Courses" by Gay Stewart is an essential textbook designed specifically for students preparing for the Advanced Placement Physics 1 and 2 exams. It aligns with the AP Physics curriculum, making it an excellent resource for high school students in AP courses or those self-studying for the exams. The book is known for its clear and detailed explanations of key physics concepts, principles, and theories covering fundamental topics such as mechanics, electricity and magnetism, waves and optics, and thermodynamics. A standout feature of this textbook is the inclusion of numerous examples and practice problems, which are crucial for understanding and applying physics principles. These problems are tailored to reflect the style and format of questions on the AP exams. The content and organization of the book are specifically designed to meet the requirements of the AP Physics exams, ensuring comprehensive coverage of all necessary topics. Additionally, the textbook is enriched with illustrations, diagrams, and graphs, aiding in the visualization of complex concepts and enhancing the learning experience. Real-world applications of physics are also discussed, highlighting the practical relevance and impact of the subject in everyday life and various scientific fields. Another significant aspect of the book is its focus on laboratory experiments and activities, catering to the AP Physics lab requirements and emphasizing hands-on, experiential learning. To further aid students in their exam preparation, the book includes review sections, summary questions, and specialized test-preparation materials. These resources are invaluable for students looking to consolidate their knowledge and prepare effectively for the AP Physics exams. Overall, Gay Stewart's "College Physics for the AP® Physics 1 & 2 Courses" serves as a comprehensive and student-friendly guide for mastering the concepts and skills required for success in AP Physics.--AI Generated.

Stewart, G., Freedman, R., Ruskell, T., & Kesten, P. R. (2023). College Physics for the AP® Physics 1 and 2 course. Bedford, Freemand and Worth, High School Publishers. APA - CHECK FORMATING BEFORE USE

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Gay Stewart is an esteemed educator and author, particularly recognized for her contributions to physics education.