AP Physics B covers fundamental concepts in physics, including mechanics, thermodynamics, and waves, preparing students for college-level physics courses.
Electricity and magnetism are closely related forces studied in physics. Electric charges can attract or repel, and moving charges create magnetic fields.
Electricity powers our homes, and magnetism guides compasses and enables MRI machines.
From smartphones to power plants, these principles drive modern technology.
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Flipping a light switch completes a circuit, allowing current to flow.
A credit card’s magnetic strip stores data using magnetism.
Electricity and magnetism explain how we generate, transmit, and use energy in countless devices.