Correlations

Physics, 6th Edition, ©2007

Jeffy D. Wilson, Anthony J. Buffa, and Bo Lou

Correlated to Advanced Placement* (AP*) Physics B Course Description (Grades 9–12)

SE = Student Edition
TE = Teacher Edition
TR = Teaching Resources
TECH = Technology

I. Newtonian mechanics

A. Kinematics (including vectors, vector algebra, components of vectors, coordinate systems, displacement, velocity, and acceleration)
1. Motion in one dimension	SE/TE: 32–37 TR: 7–13 TECH: Premium Web Site (PWS); Disc I
2. Motion in two dimensions, including projectile motion	SE/TE: 67–72; 81–90 TR: 14–20 TECH: PWS; Disc I
B. Newton's laws of motion (including friction and centripetal force)
1. Static equilibrium (first law)	SE/TE: 103–106; 119–121; 261–263 TR: 21–28 TECH: PMS; Disc 1
2. Dynamics of a single particle (second law)	SE/TE: 106–112; 116–118; 121–129 TR: 21–28 TECH: PWS; Disc I
3. Systems of two or more bodies (third law)	SE/TE: 112–115 TR: 21–28 TECH: PSW; Disc I
C. Work, energy, power
1. Work and work-energy theorem	SE/TE: 140–152 TR: 29–36 TECH: PWS; Disc I
2. Conservative forces and potential energy	SE/TE: 152–158 TR: 29–36 TECH: PWS; Disc I
3. Conservation of energy	SE/TE: 158–164 TR: 29–36 TECH: PWS; Disc I
4. Power	SE/TE: 164–167 TR: 29–36 TECH: PWS; Disc I
D. Systems of particles, linear momentum
1. Center of mass	SE/TE: 198–204 TR: 37–42 TECH: PWS; Disc I
2. Impulse and momentum	SE/TE: 178–185 TR: 37–42 TECH: PWS; Disc I
3. Conservation of linear momentum, collisions	SE/TE: 185–198; 205–206 TR: 37–42 TECH: PWS; Disc I
E. Circular motion and rotation
1. Uniform circular motion	SE/TE: 223–228 TR: 43–49 TECH: PWS; Disc I
2. Angular momentum and its conservation
a. Point particles	SE/TE: 280–282 TR: 50–56 TECH: PWS; Disc I
b. Extended bodies, including rotational inertia	SE/TE: 270–276; 283–286 TR: 50–56 TECH: PWS; Disc I
3. Torque and rotational statics	SE/TE: 259–266 TR: 50–56 TECH: PWS: Disc I
4. Rotational kinematics and dynamics	SE/TE: 217–222; 228–231 TR: 43–49 TECH: PWS; Disc I
F. Oscillations and gravitation
1. Simple harmonic motion (dynamics and energy relationships)	SE/TE: 434–436; 439–441 TR: 78–83 TECH: PWS; Disc II
2. Mass on a spring	SE/TE: 436–438; 442 TR: 78–83 TECH: PWS; Disc II
3. Pendulum and other oscillations	SE/TE: 443–446 TR: 78–83 TECH: PWS; Disc II
4. Newton's law of gravity	SE/TE: 231–234; 245–246 TR: 50–56 TECH: PWS; Disc I
5. Orbits of planets and satellites
a. Circular	SE/TE: 234–237 TR: 50–56 TECH: PWS; Disc I
b. General	SE/TE: 238–245 TR: 50–56 TECH: PWS; Disc I

II. Fluid Mechanics and Thermal Physics

A. Fluid Mechanics
1. Hydrostatic pressure	SE/TE: 302–313 TR: 57–62 TECH:PWS; Disc I
2. Buoyancy	SE/TE: 313–318 TR: 57–62 TECH: PWS; Disc I
3. Fluid flow continuity	SE/TE: 320–322 TR: 57–62 TECH: PWS; Disc I
4. Bernoulli's equation	SE/TE: 319; 322–324 TR: 57–62 TECH: PWS; Disc I
B. Temperature and heat
1. Mechanical equivalent of heat	SE/TE: 368–370 TR: 68–72 TECH: PWS; Disc II
2. Heat transfer and thermal expansion	SE/TE: 350–354; 379–390 TR: 63–67; 68–72 TECH: PWS; Disc II
C. Kinetic theory and thermodynamics
1. Ideal gases
a. Kinetic model	SE/TE: 354–359 TR: 63–67 TECH: PWS; Disc II
b. Ideal gas law	SE/TE: 343–346 TR: 63–67 TECH: PWS; Disc II
2. Laws of thermodynamics
a. First law (including processes on pV diagrams)	SE/TE: 398–410 TR: 73–77 TECH: PWS; Disc II
b. Second law (including heat engines)	SE/TE: 410–424 TR: 73–77 TECH: PWS; Disc II

III. Electricity and Magnetism

A. Electrostatics
1. Charge, field, and potential	SE/TE: 506–512; 537 TR: 91–96; 97–102 TECH: PWS; Disc II
2. Coulomb's law and field and potential of point charges	SE/TE: 512–516; 516–522; 540–543 TR: 91–96; 97–102 TECH: PWS; Disc II
3. Fields and potentials of other charge distributions
a. Planar	SE/TE: 522–526; 538–540; 543–546 TR: 91–96; 97–102 TECH: PWS; Disc II
b. Spherical symmetry	TR: Physlet Ch. 24 TECH: Disc II
c. Cylindrical symmetry	TR: Physlet Ch. 24 TECH: Disc II
4. Gauss's law	SE/TE: 528–529 TR: 91–96; Physlet 24 TECH: PWS; Disc II
B. Conductors, capacitors, dielectrics
1. Electrostatics with conductors	SE/TE: 526–527; 548 TR: 91–96; 97–102 TECH: Disc II
2. Capacitors
a. Parallel plate	SE/TE: 549–552 TR: 97–102 TECH: Disc II
b. Spherical and cylindrical	TR: Physlet 26.5 TECH: Disc II
3. Dielectrics	SE/TE: 552–556 TR: 97–102 TECH: PWS; Disc II
C. Electric circuits
1. Current, resistance, power	SE/TE: 569–573; 573–579; 580–583 TR: 103–107 TECH: PWS; Disc II
2. Steady-state direct current circuits with batteries and resistors only	SE/TE: 592–604 TR: 108–113 TECH: PWS; Disc II
3. Capacitors in circuits
a. Steady state	SE/TE: 557–560 TR: 97–102 TECH: PWS; Disc II
b. Transients in RC circuits	SE/TE: 604–607l 608–609 TR: 108–113 TECH: PWS; Disc II
D. Magnetostatics
1. Forces on moving charges in magnetic fields	SE/TE: 626–632 TR: 114–120 TECH: PWS; Disc II
2. Forces on current-carrying wires in magnetic field	SE/TE: 632–634; 635–637 TR: 114–120 TECH: PWS; Disc II
3. Fields of long current-carrying wires	SE/TE: 637–638; 640–641 TR: 114–120 TECH: PWS; Disc II
4. Biot-Savart and Ampere's law	SE/TE: 568 TR: Physlet Ch. 28 TECH: Disc II
E. Electromagnetism
1. Electromagnets induction (including Faraday's law and Lenz's law)	SE/TE: 657–663; 663–676 TR: 121–127 TECH: PWS; Disc II
2. Inductance (including LR and LC circuits)	SE/TE: 691 TR: Physlet 29.4 TECH: Disc II
3. Maxwell's equations	SE/TE: 672–673 TR: 121–127 TECH: PWS; Disc II

IV. Waves and Optics

A. Wave motion (including sound)
1. Properties of traveling waves	SE/TE: 446–453; 468–474; 481–484 TR: 78–85; 86–90 TECH: PWS; Disc II
2. Properties of standing waves	SE/TE: 454–459; 491–496 TR: 78–85; 86–90 TECH: PWS; Disc II
3. Doppler effect	SE/TE: 484–488 TR: 86–90 TECH: PWS; Disc II
4. Superposition	SE/TE: 449–492; 482–484 TR: 78–85; 86–90 TECH: PWS; Disc II
B. Physical optics
1. Interference and diffraction	SE/TE: 761–768; 768–775 TR: 144–150 TECH: PWS; Disc III
2. Dispersion of light and the electromagnetic spectrum	SE/TE: 721–723; 675–678 TR: 121–127; 133–137 TECH: PWS; Disc II, III
C. Geometric optics
1. Reflection and refraction	SE/TE: 707–708; 708–717 TR: 133–137 TECH: PWS; Disc III
2. Mirrors	SE/TE: 730–740 TR: 138–143 TECH: PWS; Disc III
3. Lenses	SE/TE: 740–753 TR: 138–143 TECH: PWS; Disc III

V. Atomic and Nuclear Physics

A. Atomic physics and quantum effects
1. Photons and the photoelectric effect	SE/TE: 854–858 TR: 162–166 TECH: PWS; Disc III
2. Atomic energy levels	SE/TE: 860; 867 TR: 162–166 TECH: PWS; Disc III
3. Wave-particle duality	SE/TE: 878–881 TR: 167–171 TECH: PWS; Disc III
B. Nuclear physics
1. Nuclear reactions (including conservation of mass number and charge)	SE/TE: 906–910; 936–937 TR: 172–176 TECH: PWS; Disc III
2. Mass-energy equivalence	SE/TE: 937–939; 833–836; 919–920 TR: 158–161; 172–176; 177–181 TECH: PWS; Disc III