Physics X: College AP SAT MCAT
If you’re a busy student, finding enough time to study for each physics exam is a challenge. This is why we have used the latest developments in educational psychology to build an app that maximizes productivity and helps you learn physics as quickly as possible.
We have created a truly mobile study application that is filled with short videos and multiple-choice quizzes with solutions. All of the content is stored in the cloud so that you may stream videos or download them to your device.
WHY BUY THIS APP?
A college education in the US now costs over $100,000. A physics textbook costs over $100. This app contains expert content and will make sure you get the most out of your education!
WHO THE APP IS FOR: Anybody interested in learning physicsStudents taking intro physics in collegeStudents taking AP physics in high schoolStudents preparing for the SAT physics subject testStudents studying for the MCAT who need to review physics
WHAT’S INCLUDED:
-Over 500 multiple choice questions with detailed solutions. These conceptual based questions help you to learn physics in a deep and intuitive way. They can all be answered without a calculator, pen or paper, making the study process as mobile as possible.
-Over 100 free response questions. These questions test your ability to solve the complex quantitative problems one needs to solve in order to succeed in any physics course.
-Over 100 beautiful video solutions. These concise videos solve the free response questions in an easy to understand step-by-step way. Concepts are explained clearly and in detail. They are in a power-point-like format with narration.
-Formula sheets that contain every formula you need to know for AP and college physics
TOPICS COVERED:
Measurement and UnitsLinear MotionProjectile MotionNewton’s Laws – ForceEnergy and WorkMomentumRotational MotionTorque and Angular MomentumGravitationStatic Equilibrium and ElasticityFluidsVibrations and WavesSoundTemperature and Thermal EquilibriumHeatThermodynamicsElectric Charge, Forces and FieldsElectric Potential and CapacitanceCurrents and ResistanceCircuitsMagnetismElectromagnetic InductionElectromagnetic WavesReflection and RefractionInterference and DiffractionOptical InstrumentsSpecial RelativityQuantum Theory and The AtomNuclear Physics and Radioactivity
ABOUT US:
Chris Heinrich, a physics PhD student at the University of Chicago, conceptualized the app and developed the educational material.
Brad Langel was the sole Android developer for Physics X. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from the University of Chicago and is currently a software engineer.
REVIEWS:
"This is the perfect "boost" for students who will be taking algebra-based introductory physics courses in college. With this app, they have an on-demand tutor who can coach them anytime, anywhere, whether it is at the bus stop or just before a test. The topics are thoughtfully chosen to illustrate the key concepts clearly, the graphics are elegant and concise, and the narrator does a fabulous job of explaining things! I will be heartily recommending this for all my physics students!"John M. BeggsAssociate Professor of PhysicsIndiana University
“Can't do without it!!The last time I took physics was over 10 years ago in high school. Now I'm taking a university level physics 1 course. For me the toughest part is the math as I'm sure a lot of people share. This app gives you brief problems with simple numbers so that you learn to focus on the concepts and not just the numbers. Basically this app is helping me pass physics!! ”Apple App store review
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Reviews (20)
This app is perfect for studying and although the questions are a bit basic, it really helps with learning the concepts. Loved the videos. Only one real drawback-the constant can't play video and having to reload, but totally worth it.
This app has the potential to be very good, but it keeps crashing. The multiple choice questions and answers are excellent. But the videos don't play without crashing. Also, the scratch pad can not be used when you are actually answering questions because it is on the index screen, making it a pretty useless feature. In general, this is app is also extremely slow.
Does not respond, doesn't even show signs of responding. And takes unusually long time
Slow response but other than that, it's a good app.
A bit unstable. Otherwise,it does the job.
This content in this app is much more detailed than in other physics apps
I think it would be better if it worked without internet connection
I want to do doctorate in Physics
highly recommend this to anyone studying intro physics!
Good for learners...
It's the best app on the play store to review physics with quizzes and problems
I LOVE this app! It has been my little study companion while I prepare for the AP physics 1 test in May. I use it whenever I have a spare moment so that I stay sharp and prepared.
Great app! Helped me prepare for the AP physics exam. Highly recommended! Happy studying!
I am currently studying for the MCAT and this app has saved my life! As a medical student, I have to take physics in order to get into med school, but it is def not my best subject. It is clear that the creators of the app have put a lot of work into creating great content and a great interface. Well done!
This app has really helped me in my intro college physics course. The videos are great at explaining things clearly and the multiple choice questions and formulas are really useful for testing my understanding of material and doing homework. Overall, I highly recommend this app to anyone struggling to learn physics!
This app provides a nice set of study resources in your pocket. The formula sheets and reference material included make for a good quick reference
Maybe its something I did that was wrong but meh.
Hello is very good software thanks 👑
Try to better
Can you add just the answers to the free response questions because sometimes I want to just double check I got it right without watching the whole video. And when I try to fast forward it it crashes. Also sometimes some of the explanations can be wrong like in 18.1 where is gives work in newtons. 19.1 video mistake where he uses 20m as length.