Physics I SOL Prep
Physics I covers 9 Virginia SOL standards across 9 strands. SOL Prep turns every one of them into a diagnostic, guided notes, flashcards, and practice questions.
What Physics I covers
Scientific and Engineering Practices
- PH.1 — Demonstrate understanding of scientific and engineering practices through inquiry, investigation, and communication.
Position and Time Relationships
- PH.2 — Investigate relationships between position and time through mathematical and experimental processes.
Force, Mass, and Acceleration Relationships
- PH.3 — Investigate relationships among force, mass, and acceleration through mathematical and experimental processes.
Conservation Laws
- PH.4 — Investigate conservation laws governing interactions through mathematical and experimental processes.
Waves and Energy Transmission
- PH.5 — Investigate how waves transmit energy and move in predictable patterns through mathematical and experimental processes.
Optical Systems
- PH.6 — Investigate how optical systems form images through mathematical and experimental processes.
Fields and Force at a Distance
- PH.7 — Investigate how fields provide a unifying description of force at a distance through mathematical and experimental processes.
Electrical Circuits
- PH.8 — Investigate how electrical circuits transfer energy through mathematical and experimental processes.
Non-Newtonian Physics
- PH.9 — Investigate phenomena not described by Newtonian physics, including quantum mechanics, relativity, and other advanced topics.
Frequently asked questions
What is on the Physics I SOL test?
Physics I is organized into 9 strands: Scientific and Engineering Practices, Position and Time Relationships, Force, Mass, and Acceleration Relationships, Conservation Laws, Waves and Energy Transmission, Optical Systems, Fields and Force at a Distance, Electrical Circuits, Non-Newtonian Physics.
How many standards does Physics I cover?
Physics I covers 9 individual Virginia SOL standards across its 9 strands.