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AP Physics B Free-Response Index
B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8
2 0 1 0
Spring, Projectile
Buoyancy
ElectrostaticsPV Diagram
RefractionEM Induction
Photoelectric effect
2 0 1 0 b
Cons. Energy,Circular motion
PendulumElectrostatics Electric Circuit
Double Slit Buoyancy Photoelectric effect
2 0 0 9
Experiment
ElectrostaticsRail Gun, Force Work Gas, PV Diagram
Tension, Buoyancy,Density
Double SlitExperiment
2 0 0 9 b
Circular Motion
Electric and MagneticEffects on Charge
Fluid Pressure,Speed . Gas Cycle
Light InterferenceElectron Energy
Levels
2 0 0 8
KinematicsMomentum
Dynamics Springs
Magnetic Experiment
Fluids Projectiles
PV Diagrams Mirrors, Ray Tracing
2 0 0 8 b
Newton’s3rd Law, Conservation
of Momentum
Dynamics Friction Magnetic FieldExperiments
VolumeFlow Rates Lenses Ray Tracing
2 0 0 7
Friction , Kinematics
Mass Spectrometer Circuit
Pressure, Fluid Flow
Gas Laws, Cycles
Lens Experiment,Graphing
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B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8
2 0 0 7 b
Friction Dynamics
Mass Spectrometer Circuit with Capacitor
Fluids Pressure Flow
rate
Gas Laws, Cycles
Index of Refraction
Graphing
2 0 0 6
Dynamics; modified Atwood’s w/ spring
Experiment:World class runner –100 m dash
Electrostatics; fieldand potential
Snell’s Law; graphicalderivation of n;Thin film interference
Thermo; PV diagram
Energy of photon;wave properties of anelectron
2 0 0 6 b
Experiment: graphicalderivation of g
Energy, momentumconservation; friction
dynamics ElectrostaticsReflection/refraction;
Double slit interf.Thermo; PV diagram
deBrogliewavelength;
Electron/positronannilihation
2 0 0 5
Kinematic, dynamics& graphs pendulumElectrostatics – point
chargesLAB: double slit
interference buoyancyPV=nRT graph
2 0 0 5 b
Kinematics,dynamics, graphs pendulum
Electrostatics – pointcharges
LAB: two sourceinterference
Fluid flow: Torricelli’stheorem PV=nRT graph
2 0 0 4
Energy conservation,rollercoaster, circles
Pressure and depth;Newton’s laws
Faraday’s Law
Two sourceinterference
PV-diagram, thermoPhotoelectric effect
2 0 0 4 b
Energy conservation,rollercoaster, circles Pressure and depth;
Newton’s lawsStanding waves in
tube Faraday’s Law PV-diagram, thermo Compton scattering
2 0 0 3
F = ma, accel, FN, R and C in circuitRail Gun: FB, work-
energyconcave mirror image
expt.PV diagram, energy
Fluids: pressure-depth, gauge
pressure, Archimedes’s Princ.
atomic energy diag.,
HeNe laser
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B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8
2 0 0 3 b
F = ma, kinematicscircuit to power motor single & double lens
E in capacitor, vector motion of electron,
PV diagram, energy Bernoulli’s princ.,power, fluid flow
Atomic energydiagram, range of
visible light
2 0 0 2
F=ma, impulse,kinematics
U vs. x, energy,proj.motion,
Two light bulbs, ratedin Watts, in series
and parallel converging lens withvirtual image then
with real image
B and E fields onproton
Experiment withspring and
Archimedes’ Principle
photon-electroncollision
2 0 0 2 b
collision with impulsekinematics and
energy conical pendulum,projectile motion
light bulbs in seriesand parallel
submarine window asmirror, lens
capacitor E, V, C,electron released:
find F, energy
Canister of gas:
nc∆t, mc∆t, PV=nRT,
ht. of fusion
deBrogliewavelengths, atomic
energy diagrams
2 0 0 1
2001 - circular motion, projectile
momentum,projectile
electrical forces,fields, potential
wavelengthdependent refraction
lab - temp dependentresistor used as
thermometer
gas thermo - types of processes.
nuclear reaction,mass defect.
2 0 0 0
(2000) kinematicsgraph, projectile
Incline, forces,friction.
RC circuit. dielectric refraction, thin film. Photoelectric effect
experiment todetermine specific
heat of liquid. Elec, Mag field onparticle. Massspectrometer.
1 9 9 9
1999 – kinematics,work, en, friction
CRT, electronprojectile in E field. B
field
Energy on hill,induction
radioactive decay,half life
centripetal force on aturntable
Refraction anddiffractionexperiments – design Gas cycle, heat
engine
1 9 9 8
1998 – accelerationon table, projectiles
force on chargedparticle in E field.
En transfer by GPE.
Specific heat
142 – bulbs in circuit.Drawing, Ohms law.
Standing waves on astring.
ball swingingdirections of V and a
diff gratinginterference, Bohr
level.
146 Bforces onwire andparticle.
1 9 9 7
1997 – F vs D – findwork, etc.
Centripetal force
experiment
Spring, force oncurrent in B field.
use resistors to heatwater – draw circuit,
do calculationsconvex lens,
concave mirror, draw
and calculate
A – discussexperiment, pick from
3.
energy levels
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B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8
1 9 9 6
M M
A B
1996 - elastic andinelastic collision on
air track
Hooke’s law,experimental
Double slitinterference
Hook up specificcircuit. Ohm’s law
alpha decay,energies, momentum
Millikan experiment
gas in a can, moles
1 9 9 5
1995 – air track,inelastic collision,energy in spring
toaster circuit,hooking up.
Acceleration on aroller coaster.
Heat engine, Carnotefficiency, power. En level diagram, de
Broglieresonance in a tube. B force on electron.
1 9 9 4
1994 - kick soccer ball over fence – proj.
arc track, energyideas, friction work
two parts,photoelectric effectgraph & relativistic
motion.
work to accelectrons, control by
B field
path of light in water,crit ang, lens under
water.
motional emf,induced E, Lenz’s
Law
1 9 9 3 1993 – elevator,
constructing d, v, a
graphs for motion E fields & Potentialof point charge control chgd particlewith B & E fields refraction in glassand λ dependence
gas process, work
and heat in cycle(mistake)
X ray tube, Comptonscattering
1 9 9 2
1992 – vertical circle,tension, centripetal
motion
conservation of momentum, energy,during collision and
separation.
elec power, fusion,heat flow
En level diagram,transitions
CRT, E, B, field onelectron
convex lens,concave mirror,diagram & calc’s
1 9 9 1
1991 – monkey staticequilibrium,
centripetal accel
control of chargewith E & B fields.
Heat engine, eff,heat absorption by
water.battery, get internresistance, ohm’slaw, draw circuit
Nuclear alpha decay,equation, de Broglie
λ, energy, Rutherford
scattering
2 slit interf,photoelectric work
function
1 9 9 0
1990 - inelasticcollision projectile
chg particle doingprojectile path betw
charged platesohm’s law, power
gas cycle, workdone, efficiency
accelerated elect.Resulting e-m waves,
energyreflection, refraction,thin film interference.
1 9 8 9
1989 -Centripetalmotion, projectile.
electric force,potential, work
electrical –mechanical energyequivalence, Ohm
Thermo – PVdiagram, work donein various processes
Nuclear decay,energy, rest mass.
convex lens, imageformation, graph di vs
do
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B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8
1 9 8 8 1988 - helicopter
vertical acceleration,tension, kinematics
ball bounce, energylost, specific heat. R-C circuit,
beginning & end
B field of wire, forceon moving charged
particle
refraction, crit angle,new medium
Photoelectric effect,calculations
1 9 8
7
1987 – F = ma,accel, tension, frict.
forces, field, potentialof point charges.
Heat movement,specific heatOhm’s law, Q=It
refraction, speed,critical angle
Photoelectric effect,graphical calc
1 9 8 6
1986 - Atwood’smach, tension,acceleration
En in spring,projectiles Circuits, ohm’s law
Induction, forces onwire in B field
Carnot cycle,resulting P-V dia
Concave and convexlenses – diagramsand calculations.
1 9 8 5
1985 – ballisticpendulum
static equil,acceleration on
incline, energy conv
e field, work, energy,
forces
spec ht, ht flow,
change of state.
double slitinterference in air and
water. energy leveltransitions, photons
1 9 8 4
1984 - vertical circle,projectile
momentum cons,elastic coll. angles
heating water,change of state, time,
ohm’s law, power. e – m forces on chgpart.
refraction, thin filminterference
radioactive decay,half life, alpha
1 9 8 3
1983 – friction, F =ma, tipping
inelast coll, energy inspring, shm. ohms law, circuit
thermo processeswork
concave mirror
Photoelectric eff,calculations of h,work function . . .
1 9 8 2 1982 (left) sprinter,
kinematics graph.
upward acceleration,
tension in cables
swing on rope,tension at lowest
point, energy
Hookup of clock andradio.
flux, induction convex lens
four modern physexperiments –
choose 1 and explain
1 9 8 1
1981 – friction, work,energy
springs, energy,momentum cons in
explosion
stat equil of chargedparticle in electric
field
circuits – power,ohm’s law
convex lenses, raydiagrams
Energy absorption,specific heat.
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B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8
1 9 8 0
1980 - staticequilibrium
circuits andconnections
photoelectric eff.Data and graph
Using one graph,sketch its companion
Nuclear decay, consof momentum, calc of
energy
kin theory, press.
1 9 7
9
1979 – potential &Kinetic energy of
projectile
F = ma
muons, modernphysics, relativity electric & magneticforces on charged
particles
gas laws, p-vdiagram, work
refractionCharged spheres,
elec forces.
1 9 7 8
Vertical circular motion
Projectile; inelasticcollision
capacitor Induced emf
Concave mirror; raydiagram
Photon collision withmass
Bohr model;deBroglie wavelength
1 9 7 7 1977 work-energy,
kinematicscentripetal force,
banked road.
e-m forces, work,
fields
Ohm’s law, power,
spec ht, thermo
Interference of sound
waves. 2 pt sources
Relativity and modernphysics – sketching
graphs
1 9 7 6
Elevator; Atwood’smachine
Cons of momentum;bullet block combo
circuitsMass spectrometer
Waterfall: Grav potenergy converted to
thermal energy
Converging lensRay diagram
Photoelectric effect
1 9 7 5
1975-friction, energy,kinematics electric field, work
Thermo processes,gas laws
single and double slitinterference
energy levels,transitions, photons
electrical work,centripetal motion,
mass spectrometer.
pendulum, shm,energy, centripetal.
1 9 7 4
Pendulum; dynamics
Electron moving in aB field
Converging lensRay diagram
Experiment:determine # of
photons/sec in a lightbeam Electrostatics; lines of
equipotential
Thermo; PV diagram Mechanical power of ski lift