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UNIT

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UNIT

5

Momentum & Collision

Physics 1 momentum formula sheet - impulse-momentum theorem, conservation of momentum, collision types, and center of mass

Impulse, conservation laws, and impact analysis.

LINEAR MOMENTUM

IMPULSE–MOMENTUM THEOREM

CONSERVATION OF MOMENTUM

COLLISION TYPES

2D COLLISIONS & CENTER OF MASS

IMPULSE–MOMENTUM THEOREM

IMPULSE–MOMENTUM THEOREM

Physics 1 momentum formula sheet - impulse-momentum theorem, conservation of momentum, collision types, and center of mass

Impulse, conservation laws, and impact analysis.

LINEAR MOMENTUM

IMPULSE–MOMENTUM THEOREM

CONSERVATION OF MOMENTUM

COLLISION TYPES

2D COLLISIONS & CENTER OF MASS

IMPULSE–MOMENTUM THEOREM

IMPULSE–MOMENTUM THEOREM

Physics 1 momentum formula sheet - impulse-momentum theorem, conservation of momentum, collision types, and center of mass

Impulse, conservation laws, and impact analysis.

LINEAR MOMENTUM

IMPULSE–MOMENTUM THEOREM

CONSERVATION OF MOMENTUM

COLLISION TYPES

2D COLLISIONS & CENTER OF MASS

IMPULSE–MOMENTUM THEOREM

IMPULSE–MOMENTUM THEOREM

Learn how momentum is conserved during collisions and how impulse changes the motion of objects. This unit reviews linear momentum, impulse-momentum theorem, conservation of momentum, elastic collision analysis, and centre of mass concepts commonly tested in physics courses.

Learn how momentum is conserved during collisions and how impulse changes the motion of objects. This unit reviews linear momentum, impulse-momentum theorem, conservation of momentum, elastic collision analysis, and centre of mass concepts commonly tested in physics courses.

Momentum & Collision

Learn how momentum is conserved during collisions and how impulse changes the motion of objects. This unit reviews linear momentum, impulse-momentum theorem, conservation of momentum, elastic collision analysis, and centre of mass concepts commonly tested in physics courses.

UNIT

4

UNIT

4

Work, Energy, & Power

Work, Energy, & Power

A powerful scalar approach to mechanical systems.

WORK

WORK–ENERGY THEOREM

POTENTIAL ENERGY

CONSERVATION OF ENERGY

POWER

POWER

CONSERVATIVE vs. NON-CONSERVATIVE FORCES

WORK–ENERGY THEOREM

WORK–ENERGY THEOREM

WORK–ENERGY THEOREM

A powerful scalar approach to mechanical systems.

WORK

WORK–ENERGY THEOREM

POTENTIAL ENERGY

CONSERVATION OF ENERGY

POWER

POWER

CONSERVATIVE vs. NON-CONSERVATIVE FORCES

WORK–ENERGY THEOREM

WORK–ENERGY THEOREM

WORK–ENERGY THEOREM

A powerful scalar approach to mechanical systems.

WORK

WORK–ENERGY THEOREM

POTENTIAL ENERGY

CONSERVATION OF ENERGY

POWER

POWER

CONSERVATIVE vs. NON-CONSERVATIVE FORCES

WORK–ENERGY THEOREM

WORK–ENERGY THEOREM

WORK–ENERGY THEOREM

Understand how work, energy, and power describe the transfer and conservation of energy in mechanical systems. This reference covers work-energy relationships, kinetic and potential energy, conservation of energy, and power calculations used throughout physics and engineering.

Understand how work, energy, and power describe the transfer and conservation of energy in mechanical systems. This reference covers work-energy relationships, kinetic and potential energy, conservation of energy, and power calculations used throughout physics and engineering.

UNIT

3

UNIT

3

Circular Motion

Circular Motion

Physics 1 circular motion formula sheet - centripetal dynamics, vertical circles, banked curves, and non-uniform circular motion

Radial and tangential dynamics for curved paths.

BANKED CURVES

VERTICAL CIRCLES

VERTICAL CIRCLES

CENTRIPETAL DYNAMICS

NON-UNIFORM CIRCULAR MOTION

Radial and tangential dynamics for curved paths.

NON-UNIFORM CIRCULAR MOTION

Physics 1 circular motion formula sheet - centripetal dynamics, vertical circles, banked curves, and non-uniform circular motion

Radial and tangential dynamics for curved paths.

BANKED CURVES

VERTICAL CIRCLES

VERTICAL CIRCLES

CENTRIPETAL DYNAMICS

NON-UNIFORM CIRCULAR MOTION

Radial and tangential dynamics for curved paths.

NON-UNIFORM CIRCULAR MOTION

Physics 1 circular motion formula sheet - centripetal dynamics, vertical circles, banked curves, and non-uniform circular motion

Radial and tangential dynamics for curved paths.

BANKED CURVES

VERTICAL CIRCLES

VERTICAL CIRCLES

CENTRIPETAL DYNAMICS

NON-UNIFORM CIRCULAR MOTION

Radial and tangential dynamics for curved paths.

NON-UNIFORM CIRCULAR MOTION

Explore the physics of circular motion and learn how centripetal acceleration and net force keep objects moving along curved paths. This summary includes vertical circles, banked curves, non-uniform circular motion, and the key equations needed to solve rotational dynamics problems.

Explore the physics of circular motion and learn how centripetal acceleration and net force keep objects moving along curved paths. This summary includes vertical circles, banked curves, non-uniform circular motion, and the key equations needed to solve rotational dynamics problems.

UNIT

2

UNIT

2

Newton's Laws & Forces

Newton's Laws & Forces

Turning physical constraints into clear equations and free-body diagrams.

NEWTON'S LAWS

MULTI-BODY FBDs

NEWTON’S LAWS

FRICTION & INCLINED PLANES

TENSION & NORMAL FORCES

TENSION & NORMAL FORCES

Law 1 (Inertia):

Law 2 (Dynamics):

Law 3 (Action–Reaction):

For every force, there is an equal and opposite force.

Block on a flat surface

Pulley with hanging masses

Static friction:

Kinetic friction:

Weight components:

Along slope:

Into slope:

Simultaneous equations isolate internal constraints.

Elevator (upward a):

On surface (no vertical a):

upward positive.

Pulley with hanging masses

Turning physical constraints into clear equations and free-body diagrams.

for equilibrium / constant velocity.

Turning physical constraints into clear equations and free-body diagrams.

NEWTON'S LAWS

MULTI-BODY FBDs

NEWTON’S LAWS

FRICTION & INCLINED PLANES

TENSION & NORMAL FORCES

TENSION & NORMAL FORCES

Law 1 (Inertia):

Law 2 (Dynamics):

Law 3 (Action–Reaction):

For every force, there is an equal and opposite force.

Block on a flat surface

Pulley with hanging masses

Static friction:

Kinetic friction:

Weight components:

Along slope:

Into slope:

Simultaneous equations isolate internal constraints.

Elevator (upward a):

On surface (no vertical a):

upward positive.

Pulley with hanging masses

Turning physical constraints into clear equations and free-body diagrams.

for equilibrium / constant velocity.

Turning physical constraints into clear equations and free-body diagrams.

NEWTON'S LAWS

MULTI-BODY FBDs

NEWTON’S LAWS

FRICTION & INCLINED PLANES

TENSION & NORMAL FORCES

TENSION & NORMAL FORCES

Law 1 (Inertia):

Law 2 (Dynamics):

Law 3 (Action–Reaction):

For every force, there is an equal and opposite force.

Block on a flat surface

Pulley with hanging masses

Static friction:

Kinetic friction:

Weight components:

Along slope:

Into slope:

Simultaneous equations isolate internal constraints.

Elevator (upward a):

On surface (no vertical a):

upward positive.

Pulley with hanging masses

Turning physical constraints into clear equations and free-body diagrams.

for equilibrium / constant velocity.

Master Newton's Laws of Motion and understand how forces influence the movement of objects. This guide reviews free-body diagrams, friction, tension, inclined planes, and common force analysis methods that form the foundation of nearly every mechanics problem.

Master Newton's Laws of Motion and understand how forces influence the movement of objects. This guide reviews free-body diagrams, friction, tension, inclined planes, and common force analysis methods that form the foundation of nearly every mechanics problem.

UNIT

1

UNIT

1

Kinematics

Kinematics

Physics 1 kinematics formula sheet - vector kinematics, the five core equations, projectile and relative motion - calculus based physics

Motion in 2D and 3D using vectors, derivatives, and integrals.

VECTOR KINEMATICS

THE 5 CORE EQUATIONS

THE 5 CORE EQUATIONS

ADVANCED PROJECTILE MOTION

RELATIVE MOTION

Ground velocity = object velocity + medium velocity.

final velocity when time is known

final velocity when displacement is known

displacement when both velocities are known

displacement using final velocity and time

displacement when time is known

Horizontal:

Vertical:

Solve horizontal and vertical separately.

Ground velocity = object velocity + medium velocity.

final velocity when time is known

displacement when time is known

final velocity when displacement is known

displacement when both velocities are known

displacement using final velocity and time

Physics 1 kinematics formula sheet - vector kinematics, the five core equations, projectile and relative motion - calculus based physics

Motion in 2D and 3D using vectors, derivatives, and integrals.

VECTOR KINEMATICS

THE 5 CORE EQUATIONS

THE 5 CORE EQUATIONS

ADVANCED PROJECTILE MOTION

RELATIVE MOTION

Ground velocity = object velocity + medium velocity.

final velocity when time is known

final velocity when displacement is known

displacement when both velocities are known

displacement using final velocity and time

displacement when time is known

Horizontal:

Vertical:

Solve horizontal and vertical separately.

Ground velocity = object velocity + medium velocity.

final velocity when time is known

displacement when time is known

final velocity when displacement is known

displacement when both velocities are known

displacement using final velocity and time

Physics 1 kinematics formula sheet - vector kinematics, the five core equations, projectile and relative motion - calculus based physics

Motion in 2D and 3D using vectors, derivatives, and integrals.

VECTOR KINEMATICS

THE 5 CORE EQUATIONS

THE 5 CORE EQUATIONS

ADVANCED PROJECTILE MOTION

RELATIVE MOTION

Ground velocity = object velocity + medium velocity.

final velocity when time is known

final velocity when displacement is known

displacement when both velocities are known

displacement using final velocity and time

displacement when time is known

Horizontal:

Vertical:

Solve horizontal and vertical separately.

Ground velocity = object velocity + medium velocity.

final velocity when time is known

displacement when time is known

final velocity when displacement is known

displacement when both velocities are known

displacement using final velocity and time

Learn the fundamentals of kinematics, the branch of physics that describes motion without considering its causes. This summary covers displacement, velocity, acceleration, projectile motion, and relative motion using the most important equations and problem-solving techniques commonly tested in high school and first-year engineering physics.

final velocity when time is known

displacement when time is known

displacement when time is known

final velocity when displacement is known

displacement when both velocities are known

displacement using final velocity and time

Learn the fundamentals of kinematics, the branch of physics that describes motion without considering its causes. This summary covers displacement, velocity, acceleration, projectile motion, and relative motion using the most important equations and problem-solving techniques commonly tested in high school and first-year engineering physics.

Here is a quick recap on all the units covered

in Physics 2

Here is a quick recap on all the units covered

in Physics 2

University Physics 1 kinematics - motion in 2D and 3D with vectors, derivatives, and integrals

Kinematics

Study of motion and its causes. Explore position, velocity, acceleration, motion in one dimension, and graphical analysis.

University Physics 1 kinematics - motion in 2D and 3D with vectors, derivatives, and integrals

Kinematics

Study of motion and its causes. Explore position, velocity, acceleration, motion in one dimension, and graphical analysis.

University Physics 1 forces unit - Newton's laws, free body diagrams, friction, and tension

Newton’s Laws and Forces

Explore Newton’s three laws of motion and how forces shape motion. Learn to identify and analyze forces using free-body diagrams including tension, friction, normal force, and applied force.

University Physics 1 forces unit - Newton's laws, free body diagrams, friction, and tension

Newton’s Laws
and Forces

Explore Newton’s three laws of motion and how forces shape motion. Learn to identify and analyze forces using free-body diagrams including tension, friction, normal force, and applied force.

University Physics 1 circular motion - uniform circular motion, centripetal acceleration and force

CIRCULAR MOTION

Study the motion of objects in a circle at constant speed.

University Physics 1 circular motion - uniform circular motion, centripetal acceleration and force

CIRCULAR
MOTION

Study the motion of objects in a circle at constant speed.

University Physics 1 work and energy unit - work-energy theorem and conservation of energy

Work, Energy, and Power

Work is done by forces that cause motion. Energy exists as kinetic and potential, and is conserved in an isolated system. Power is the rate at which work is done.

University Physics 1 work and energy unit - work-energy theorem and conservation of energy

Work, Energy,
and Power

Work is done by forces that cause motion. Energy exists as kinetic and potential, and is conserved in an isolated system. Power is the rate at which work is done.

University Physics 1 momentum and collisions - linear momentum, impulse, and elastic vs inelastic collisions

Momentum and Collisions

Linear momentum and impulse describe how objects interact. In isolated systems, momentum is conserved. Collisions can be elastic or inelastic.

University Physics 1 momentum and collisions - linear momentum, impulse, and elastic vs inelastic collisions

Momentum and
Collisions

Linear momentum and impulse describe how objects interact. In isolated systems, momentum is conserved. Collisions can be elastic or inelastic.

University Physics 1 rotational motion - torque, moment of inertia, and angular momentum

Rotational Motion

Explore the motion of objects about a fixed axis: angular displacement, angular velocity, angular acceleration, torque, and rotational energy.

University Physics 1 rotational motion - torque, moment of inertia, and angular momentum

Rotational
Motions

Explore the motion of objects about a fixed axis: angular displacement, angular velocity, angular acceleration, torque, and rotational energy.

University Physics 1 oscillations - simple harmonic motion, springs, and pendulums

Oscillations

Explore simple harmonic motion and how systems oscillate in time. Understand period (T), frequency (f), amplitude (A), and mass–spring or pendulum systems.

University Physics 1 oscillations - simple harmonic motion, springs, and pendulums

Oscillations

Explore simple harmonic motion and how systems oscillate in time. Understand period (T), frequency (f), amplitude (A), and mass–spring or pendulum systems.

University Physics 1 waves unit - wave functions, sound, and standing waves

Introduction to Waves

Explore the properties and behavior of waves, including types of waves, wavelength, frequency, speed, reflection, interference, and basic wave behavior.

University Physics 1 waves unit - wave functions, sound, and standing waves

Introduction to
Waves

Explore the properties and behavior of waves, including types of waves, wavelength, frequency, speed, reflection, interference, and basic wave behavior.

What We Cover:

What We Cover:

University Physics 1 for Engineers: Mechanics & Waves

University Physics 1 for Engineers: Mechanics & Waves

Bridge the gap between plug-and-play formula sheets and the vector calculus-based analysis required in engineering mechanics. These 1-on-1 sessions equip you with the skills to dissect physical systems, build bulletproof free-body diagrams, and solve complex multi-body exam problems.

Bridge the gap between plug-and-play formula sheets and the vector calculus-based analysis required in engineering mechanics. These 1-on-1 sessions equip you with the skills to dissect physical systems, build bulletproof free-body diagrams, and solve complex multi-body exam problems.

Bridge the gap between plug-and-play formula sheets and the vector calculus-based analysis required in engineering mechanics. These 1-on-1 sessions equip you with the skills to dissect physical systems, build bulletproof free-body diagrams, and solve complex multi-body exam problems.

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UNIT

6

UNIT

6

Rotational Motion

Rotational Motion

Physics 1 rotational motion formula sheet - angular kinematics, torque, moment of inertia, rolling without slipping, and angular momentum

Linear mechanics translated into rotational form.

ANGULAR KINEMATICS

TORQUE

MOMENT OF INERTIA

ROLLING WITHOUT SLIPPING

ANGULAR MOMENTUM

ANGULAR MOMENTUM

ANGULAR MOMENTUM

Physics 1 rotational motion formula sheet - angular kinematics, torque, moment of inertia, rolling without slipping, and angular momentum

Linear mechanics translated into rotational form.

ANGULAR KINEMATICS

TORQUE

MOMENT OF INERTIA

ROLLING WITHOUT
SLIPPING

ANGULAR MOMENTUM

ANGULAR MOMENTUM

ANGULAR MOMENTUM

Physics 1 rotational motion formula sheet - angular kinematics, torque, moment of inertia, rolling without slipping, and angular momentum

Linear mechanics translated into rotational form.

ANGULAR KINEMATICS

TORQUE

MOMENT OF INERTIA

ROLLING WITHOUT
SLIPPING

ANGULAR MOMENTUM

ANGULAR MOMENTUM

ANGULAR MOMENTUM

Extend the principles of linear motion to rotating systems by studying angular motion and rotational dynamics. This guide summarizes torque, rotational kinematics, moment of inertia, rolling motion, angular momentum, and conservation principles for rigid bodies.

Extend the principles of linear motion to rotating systems by studying angular motion and rotational dynamics. This guide summarizes torque, rotational kinematics, moment of inertia, rolling motion, angular momentum, and conservation principles for rigid bodies.

Calculus 2 is widely regarded as one of the most demanding courses in first-year engineering due to its heavy emphasis on abstract concepts and intricate algebraic manipulation. In these personalized sessions, you will dive deeply into the precise mechanics of each core unit.

Calculus 2 is widely regarded as one of the most demanding courses in first-year engineering due to its heavy emphasis on abstract concepts and intricate algebraic manipulation. In these personalized sessions, you will dive deeply into the precise mechanics of each core unit.

UNIT

7

UNIT

7

Oscillations

Physics 1 simple harmonic motion formula sheet - Hooke's law spring-mass systems, pendulums, energy in SHM, and damped motion

Restoring forces and second-order motion.

SIMPLE HARMONIC MOTION

SPRING–MASS SYSTEMS & HOOKE'S LAW

PENDULUMS

ENERGY IN SHM

DAMPED MOTION

Physics 1 simple harmonic motion formula sheet - Hooke's law spring-mass systems, pendulums, energy in SHM, and damped motion

Restoring forces and second-order motion.

SIMPLE HARMONIC MOTION

SPRING–MASS SYSTEMS & HOOKE'S LAW

PENDULUMS

ENERGY IN SHM

DAMPED MOTION

Study periodic motion and oscillating systems through simple harmonic motion and mechanical vibrations. This summary explains springs, pendulums, energy in SHM, damping effects, and the equations that describe repeating motion in physics.

UNIT

8

UNIT

8

Introduction to Waves

Physics 1 waves formula sheet - wave function, sound waves, superposition, standing waves, and harmonics

From wave functions to standing waves.

WAVE FUNCTION

CORE RELATIONSHIPS

CORE RELATIONSHIPS

SOUND WAVES

SUPERPOSITION & STANDING WAVES

BOUNDARY CONDITIONS & HARMONICS

Physics 1 waves formula sheet - wave function, sound waves, superposition, standing waves, and harmonics

From wave functions to standing waves.

WAVE FUNCTION

CORE RELATIONSHIPS

CORE RELATIONSHIPS

SOUND WAVES

SUPERPOSITION & STANDING WAVES

BOUNDARY CONDITIONS & HARMONICS

Discover the fundamental properties of mechanical waves, including wave speed, frequency, wavelength, amplitude, and energy transfer. This guide introduces wave behaviour, interference, standing waves, and the essential concepts needed for future studies in sound and optics.

Discover the fundamental properties of mechanical waves, including wave speed, frequency, wavelength, amplitude, and energy transfer. This guide introduces wave behaviour, interference, standing waves, and the essential concepts needed for future studies in sound and optics.

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Fit Minds Academy provides personalized 1-on-1 tutoring for high school students pursuing engineering programs and university students tackling challenging engineering courses. Our support covers math, physics, chemistry, calculus, statics, dynamics, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, strength of materials, and other core engineering subjects.

Physics 1 University Level Free Resources

Physics 1 University Level Free Resources

Review the major concepts taught throughout your course in one organized resource. The course review breaks challenging topics into smaller, understandable sections and provides clear examples showing how important concepts are applied.

Core course topics and foundational concepts
Clear explanations supported by worked examples
Common mistakes and strategies for avoiding them
Important skills needed for Physics 1
Practice questions organized by course topic

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Kinetics

Newton's Laws and Forces

Cicular Motion

Work, Energy, and Power

Momentum and Collisions

Rotational Motions

Oscillations

Introduction to Waves

Physics 1 Practice Exam with Answers — First Year University

Prepare for tests and final assessments with realistic, course-aligned practice exams. Each exam covers the major topics taught throughout the course, with detailed answer explanations that help students understand concepts, apply their knowledge, and learn from mistakes.

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UNIT

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Oscillations

Physics 1 simple harmonic motion formula sheet - Hooke's law spring-mass systems, pendulums, energy in SHM, and damped motion

Restoring forces and second-order motion.

SIMPLE HARMONIC MOTION

SPRING–MASS SYSTEMS & HOOKE'S LAW

PENDULUMS

ENERGY IN SHM

DAMPED MOTION

Physics 1 simple harmonic motion formula sheet - Hooke's law spring-mass systems, pendulums, energy in SHM, and damped motion

Restoring forces and second-order motion.

SIMPLE HARMONIC MOTION

SPRING–MASS SYSTEMS & HOOKE'S LAW

PENDULUMS

ENERGY IN SHM

DAMPED MOTION

Study periodic motion and oscillating systems through simple harmonic motion and mechanical vibrations. This summary explains springs, pendulums, energy in SHM, damping effects, and the equations that describe repeating motion in physics.

UNIT

8

Introduction to Waves

Physics 1 waves formula sheet - wave function, sound waves, superposition, standing waves, and harmonics

WAVE FUNCTION

SOUND WAVES

SUPERPOSITION & STANDING WAVES

BOUNDARY CONDITIONS & HARMONICS

CORE RELATIONSHIPS

Physics 1 waves formula sheet - wave function, sound waves, superposition, standing waves, and harmonics

WAVE FUNCTION

SOUND WAVES

SUPERPOSITION & STANDING WAVES

BOUNDARY CONDITIONS & HARMONICS

CORE RELATIONSHIPS

Discover the fundamental properties of mechanical waves, including wave speed, frequency, wavelength, amplitude, and energy transfer. This guide introduces wave behaviour, interference, standing waves, and the essential concepts needed for future studies in sound and optics.

From wave functions to standing waves.

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