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Pocket ProfessorCollege physics, PHYS 101–102 and 201–202

Physics

Type a problem the way you would write it, 12 kg × 9.80 m/s², and get 118 N, with the units cancelling and every step shown. A full two-semester college course comes with it.

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Physics Learn: the algebra-based course, unit by unit
The Projectile lab: aim, launch and compare paths

What's inside

Everything for the course, in one app.

1

Learn

117 short lessons, from units and motion to optics and modern physics, plus a calculus-based course.

2

Calculate with units

Units multiply, cancel and convert for you, and adding meters to seconds gets caught.

3

Solve from what you know

Type the values, tap what you want, and see the equation, the rearranged formula, the numbers and the answer.

4

Draw it

Free-body diagrams, motion graphs, vectors tip to tail, projectile paths, circuits and lens ray diagrams.

5

Play with it

9 simulation labs: a cart with live graphs, friction, projectiles, an energy skate park, collisions, orbits, springs, waves and electric fields.

6

Practice

Problems with hints and full worked solutions. Answers are checked with or without units.

Tutor mode

Hides the answer until you have tried, then shows the steps one at a time.

For instructors

Build a problem set and share it as a link or QR code. Every student gets the same problems and a score they can send back to you.

Three levels

Start with Intro. Go as far as your course does.

IntroIncluded

Measurement, motion in one and two dimensions, and forces: 26 lessons, the Units calculator, free-body diagrams, motion graphs, three labs and practice.

General

The full two-semester course from circular motion to modern physics, the calculus-based course, six more labs, and the Calculus and Lab tools.

Professional

Uncertainty propagation for any formula with an error budget, and statistics for repeated measurements.

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