Eng Mechanics vs AP Physics Master Prep

Eng Mechanics app provides real homework and test problems for the common engineering course called Mechanics of Materials, Deformable Bodies, or just Mechanics. All problems are organized in sections and chapters common to most textbooks. Each problem has a complete solution with graphics to help you better understand how to solve the problem. Also, each problem has a link to a theory web page for that section at the online eBook (eCoursesBook.com). There is no cost for the online eBook, and it can be accessed outside of the app. The paid version ($3.99) has over 400 problems. There are no ads or in-app purchases. Network connection is required to run the app since all problems are pulled from an online database. Each problem is small (less than 20 k) and are vector-based graphics. All problems have been used in real engineering classes. Problems are accessed through an online database, so if any errors are identified, they will be updated and the app will use the corrected version. This program is copyrighted and cannot be distributed without the author's written consent.

Advanced Placement (AP) Physics In the United States, Advanced Placement (AP) Physics collectively refers to the College Board Advanced Placement Program courses and exams covering various areas of physics. These are intended to be equivalent to university courses that use best practices of physics teaching pedagogy. Each AP Physics course culminates in an optional exam for which high-performing students may receive some credit towards their college coursework, depending on which college or university they attend App Features: - Hundreds of questions and detailed rationales for each Q&A - Multi Learning Options (Virtual, Actual and Training Options) - Custom exam builder (Create your own practice sessions) - Advanced test taking strategy - No Internet required - No In-App-Purchases - No In-App Downloads, except updates! - No Signup or sing-in, just download and start learning - FREE LIFETIME UPDATES - Detailed history and progress reports -- © All rights reserved. We are not affiliated with nor endorsed by any testing agency