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This document contains multiple choice questions from the 1998 AP Physics B exam. It is intended for AP teachers to use for course and exam preparation. The questions cover various topics in physics, including mechanics, electricity, and magnetism.
What's inside
- Mechanics questions
- Electricity and magnetism questions
- Wave properties of electrons
- Nuclear reactions
- Electric fields and conductors
Who it is for: AP Physics teachers preparing students for the exam. (Postgraduate)
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Summary
This is a collection of multiple-choice and free-response questions from the 1998 AP Physics B exam. It offers practice for students preparing for this exam.
Mechanics Questions
These questions test knowledge of classical mechanics. They involve objects in motion, forces, energy and momentum. It covers the basic laws of physics that govern these phenomena.
Electromagnetism Questions
This part covers questions on electromagnetic phenomena. They involve electric and magnetic fields, circuits, and electromagnetic induction. It tests understanding of electromagnetism, a fundamental force of nature.
Waves and Optics Questions
This section deals with wave phenomena and optics. The questions cover topics like wave properties, light behaviour, and optical devices. It tests understanding of how waves and light behave in various situations.
Thermodynamics and Modern Physics Questions
This part includes questions on thermodynamics and modern physics. They cover topics like heat, temperature, and fundamental particles and forces. It tests knowledge of these high-level physics concepts.
Key terms
- momentum
- The product of an object's mass and velocity, it is a measure of motion.
- kinetic energy
- The energy an object has due to its motion.
- gravitational force
- The force of attraction between two masses.
- intensity
- The power transferred per unit area, e.g. of light.
- electromagnetic induction
- The production of an electric potential difference across a conductor.
- gravitational potential energy
- The energy an object has due to its position in a gravitational field.
Questions this document helps with
- How do objects of different masses and compositions move when falling?
- What affects the power needed to lift an object?
- How does the momentum of light change with its frequency?
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