AP Physics 2

Free AP Physics 2 practice built around the mistakes students actually make. Algebra-based, all 46 topics across units 9 to 15. Every topic ships a lesson built around the specific errors students actually make, and a ten-scenario skill check where each wrong answer is one of those errors, named and corrected.

Learn

Lessons built from the mistakes

01 · Learn

Topic lessons

One per CED topic, 46 in all. Each opens on the distinction the topic actually turns on, then works the cases where students reliably go wrong, and closes with a ten-scenario skill check.

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02 · Diagnose

Topic diagnostic

Short topic-level assessments built around documented student misconceptions. Each result routes you to the specific drills that fix what tripped you up.

Start a diagnostic

03 · Verify

Cumulative MCQ

Twenty-item per-unit exams that mirror AP Physics 2 format. Use as a baseline before a unit test or as a final check after drills.

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By unit

Jump into a unit

Unit 9ThermodynamicsOpen ›
Unit 10Electric Force, Field, and PotentialOpen ›
Unit 11Electric CircuitsOpen ›
Unit 12Magnetism and ElectromagnetismOpen ›
Unit 13Geometric OpticsOpen ›
Unit 14Waves, Sound, and Physical OpticsOpen ›
Unit 15Modern PhysicsOpen ›

Reference

Resources and guides

Tool

Score Calculator

Estimate your 1 to 5 from MCQ and FRQ raw scores.

Reference

Reference Sheet

The Physics 2 equation and constant sheet, with geometry and exam conventions.

Guide

FRQ Guide

The free-response task types, scoring patterns, and what each one rewards.

Overview

Exam Format

Sections, timing, calculator policy, unit weightings, and the exam date.

Framework

All 7 Units

Units 9 to 15 with approximate exam weighting and topic counts.

Difficulty

Is AP Physics 2 Hard?

What actually makes it tough and what to do about it.

Hub

Practice Modes

All three practice modes with guidance on when to use each.

Diagnose

Topic Diagnostics

Every topic's ten-item diagnostic, indexed by unit.

Why the units start at 9

Physics 1 and Physics 2 are one sequence, and this site numbers them as one: Physics 1 is units 1 through 8, Physics 2 is units 9 through 15. The College Board's Physics 2 CED numbers these same seven units 1 through 7, so unit 9 here is CED unit 1, unit 10 is CED unit 2, and so on. If you are looking for kinematics, forces, energy, momentum, rotation, oscillations or fluids, they are in AP Physics 1.

Why misconception-targeted, not problem volume

Working more problems only helps if the wrong ones get corrected. This course is organised the other way around: 168 documented errors, catalogued per unit, each with the mistaken step written out and the correction beside it. Every distractor in every skill check is one of those errors producing its own number, so choosing it tells you exactly which idea to repair rather than that you missed.