Regular high school physics is an introductory course that explores the basic principles of physics. It emphasizes foundational concepts, problem-solving, and real-world applications, using algebra and minimal trigonometry.

Description:
The course typically covers:

• Motion and Kinematics: Describing and analyzing movement

• Forces and Newton’s Laws: Understanding the relationship between forces and motion

• Work, Energy, and Power: Exploring conservation and transformation of energy

• Momentum and Collisions: Investigating how objects interact

• Waves and Sound: Studying properties and behavior of waves, including sound

• Electricity and Magnetism: Basics of electric forces, circuits, and magnetic phenomena

• Light and Optics: Introduction to light, reflection, refraction, and lenses