CollegeBoard's Book 28) This problem asks us to find the time it takes for the cork to complete one oscillation. Since we are dealing...

CollegeBoard's Book 25) There is a box of mass 2 kilograms placed on a scale in an elevator. The scale reads 20 newtons when the elevator...

CollegeBoard's Book 24) In this question, we are told that the block is pulled over a rough surface by a constant tension force. Now, we...

CollegeBoard's Book 23) This question provides us with a situation where a sled is accelerating for 3 seconds at a constant acceleration...

CollegeBoard's Book 12) This question simply asks which situation shows that the object is switching its direction of motion. Many...

CollegeBoard's Book 11) This question tells us that there is a force acting on an object. We need to find which graph would be produced...

CollegeBoard's Book 10) Question 10 asks us to find the graph that best represents the elastic potential energy on the block. The given...

CollegeBoard's Book 9) We need to find a graph of the restoring force acting on the block. The situation is a block attached to a spring...

CollegeBoard's Book 6) This question is very straightforward. We need to find the situation in which the ball will be in air for the...

CollegeBoard's Book 5) This question asks for the situation with the greatest acceleration. Since Newton's 2nd Law(F = ma) tells us that...

CollegeBoard's Book 4) We are asked to identify the situation where the speed is greatest. Rather than using kinematics, it is simplest...

CollegeBoard's Book 3) This question prompts us to use estimation to approximate which situation will launch the object furthest in the...

CollegeBoard's Book 2) This question tests our knowledge on energy and energy conversion from potential to kinetic. The problem stated...

CollegeBoard's Book 1) This question asks us to find the point where the object has the greatest potential energy. There are three main...

Princeton Review's Book 75) Here we are asked to find the time it takes light to travel between the two objects. This problem is a tricky...

Princeton Review's Book 74) The problem asks for the reason that baseball catchers wear mitts rather than use their bare hands. It is...

Princeton Review's Book 73) This question is fairly simple. A plane mirror, also know as a flat mirror, will always produce an image...

Princeton Review's Book 70) This problem is asking us to find the net force acting on an object that is traveling in a circular path. We...

Princeton Review's Book 68) This question asks us how we can find the mass of the block. This means we need to come up with an equation...

Princeton Review's Book 64) We are asked to find the answer choice that does not describe a situation where the bulb would light. In...