From UF PhysTube: Through mnemonics and realworld examples, UF premed undergrad Corina Dang shows you how she remembers some key physics equations and units commonly tested in the "Chemistry and Physical Foundations of Biological Systems" section on the MCAT. Follow along by topic with the official "What's on the MCAT Exam?" AAMC guide (https://studentsresidents.aamc.org/m..., starting at Page 58).

Topics outlined in this video:
00:00 Brief Introduction
00:54 4B: Fluids (statics) Hydrostatic Pressure
03:53 4A: Force Newton's 2nd Law, Friction
06:39 4A: Work Work done by a constant force formula, WorkKinetic Energy Theorem
07:54 4A: Energy of Point Object Systems Power
09:28 4A: Equilibrium Torques
11:53 4B: Fluids (dynamics) Viscosity: Poiseuille Flow, Bernoulli's equation
17:10 4D: Sound Doppler Effect
20:33 4A: Periodic Motion Frequency
21:55 4D: Light Energy of an electromagnetic wave, photon (Planck Equation)


UF PhysTube is a collaboration between UF Physics faculty, staff, and students to create engaging, interesting, and useful physics videos for audiences of all backgrounds. The collaboration is overseen by Dr. Kathryn L. McGill, who grew interested in the YouTube educational sphere while working on her physics Ph.D.