15 AP Physics 1 Tips: How to Get a 4 or 5 in 2022 | Albert
This video goes over 15 AP Physics 1 tips for overall studying, the multiple-choice section, as well as the free response (FRQ) section to help you pass the 2022 AP Physics 1 exam. We go over tons of general AP Physics 1 study tips and test taking strategies to jumpstart your AP exam prep on your way to scoring a 5.
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Here is a quick preview of some of the AP Physics 1 tips we go over:
0:00 - Introduction to 15 AP Physics 1 Tips: How to Get a 4 or 5
0:46 - 5 AP Physics 1 Study Tips for Home:
1. Practice and review your math skills.
2. Purchase a quality calculator that includes all of the common constants.
3. Understand the amazing and comprehensive equation table that the College Board provides for you here.
4. Memorize common physics formulas that are NOT on the equation sheet
5. Take the time to review fundamental physics concepts
3:56 - 5 AP Physics 1 Multiple Choice Study Tips
1. Draw diagrams for everything, especially problems involving force and vector algebra.
2. Read the question and ALL answer choices.
3. Master the relationship between work, energy and power—key concepts for the conservation of energy.
4. Answer every question, even guessing if you have to.
5. Focus the bulk of your practice on heavily-weighted topics:
For example, these topics appear the most in the multiple choice section.
- Energy (16-24%)
- Dynamics (12-18%)
- Mechanical Waves and Sound (12-16%)
6:57 - 5 AP Physics 1 FRQ Study Tips
1. Read through all 5 questions first and tackle the “easiest” one.
2. Support your answers with thorough explanations.
3. Understand the Task Verbs and do exactly as asked.
4. As you practice, read through the scoring guidelines thoroughly.
5. If you cannot do question (a) of a multi-part free response question, carry on!
10:31 - What to Do Next to Get a 4 or 5 on AP Physics 1
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