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AI Physics Tutor: Step-by-Step Help for Physics Homework
This free AI physics solver takes a mechanics, thermodynamics, waves or electromagnetism problem and works through it one step at a time.
Type the question or upload a photo of the page — every step names the law being applied and carries the units through, so you follow the method instead of copying a number.
2 kg block on a frictionless 30° incline
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Forces resolved along the slope: mg sin θ
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Newton's second law applied: a = g sin θ
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Numbers substituted: a = 9.8 × sin 30°
Answer
a = 4.9 m/s²
Each step names the law it applies.
Solve Physics Problems Step-by-Step with AI
Instead of guessing which formula to reach for, you see how the problem is approached: the physical law is named first, the equation is set up from the given values, and only then are the numbers substituted.
That order is what makes the working checkable — you can hold it next to your own and find the exact line where the two answers separate.
- How to identify the correct physical law
- How to set up the right physics equation
- How to apply the formula step by step, with units
- How to reach the final answer logically
Law named at each step
Block on an incline
Newton's second law — forces resolved along the slopeBall thrown upward
Energy conservation — kinetic traded for potentialGas compressed at constant T
Boyle's law confirmed before the ideal gas lawSolve physics problems from a photo
Point your phone at the problem set, or upload a screenshot or PDF. The solver reads the diagram labels, the given values and the units straight from the page, then works through the problem step by step: which law applies, how the equation is rearranged, where each number goes.
Handwritten problems and scanned worksheets work the same way. If a step is unclear, ask a follow-up in the same chat and the solver will re-explain that step on its own.
- Photos of the textbook page, taken on your phone
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Why did you use energy instead of forces here?
Because the height is asked for, not the time. Energy skips the intermediate velocity — here is the same problem done with forces for comparison.
Energy method
Forces method
What this physics solver handles
From AP Physics 1 and 2 to a typical first-year university course — the topic groups most physics homework falls into.
Thermodynamics and gas laws
Heat and specific heat capacity, the ideal and combined gas laws, the first and second laws, engine and refrigerator cycles.
Waves and sound
Wave speed, frequency and wavelength, standing waves and harmonics, interference, beats and the Doppler effect.
Electricity and magnetism
Coulomb's law and fields, Ohm's law, series and parallel circuits, capacitors, magnetic force and induction.
Optics
Reflection and refraction, mirrors and lenses, the thin-lens equation, ray diagrams, diffraction and polarisation.
Introductory modern physics
Photoelectric effect, atomic energy levels, nuclear decay and half-life, and the basics of special relativity.
Gas-law problems that carry over into stoichiometry are covered by the AI chemistry solver.
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A 2 kg block slides down a frictionless 30 degree incline. Find its acceleration.
Answer
4.9 m/s² down the slope
Step-by-step
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Draw the free-body diagram
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Resolve the weight along the slope
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Apply Newton's second law
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Substitute
A 0.5 kg ball is thrown upward at 12 m/s. How high does it go?
Answer
about 7.3 m
Step-by-step
See full step-by-step solution
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Identify the condition at the top
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Choose a method
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Substitute
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Cross-check with kinematics
A 12 V battery drives a 4 ohm and a 6 ohm resistor in series. Find the current.
Answer
1.2 A
Step-by-step
See full step-by-step solution
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Combine the resistors
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Apply Ohm's law to the whole loop
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Check the voltage drops
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Why the current is the same everywhere
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Every stage of the method is shown, not just the final answer.
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Is this physics solver free?
Yes — it works on a free account with no credit card. The free tier includes a set number of step-by-step solutions per day; PRO removes the daily limit and adds photo solve and PDF chat.
Can I upload a photo of a physics problem?
Yes. Upload a photo of the textbook page, a screenshot, a scanned worksheet or a PDF. The solver reads the given values and diagram labels from the image before working through the problem.
What physics topics does it cover?
Mechanics (kinematics, forces, energy, momentum, rotation), thermodynamics and gas laws, waves and sound, optics, electricity and magnetism, and introductory modern physics.
Does it show the formula and the units at each step?
Each step names the law or formula being applied and carries the units through the calculation, so you can check the reasoning and spot where your own working diverged.
Is it useful for AP Physics or first-year university physics?
It covers the problem types that come up in AP Physics 1 and 2 and in typical introductory university courses. For anything beyond that, check the working against your course notes.
Can I ask why a particular approach was used?
Yes. The solution opens in a chat, so you can ask why an energy method was chosen over forces, or request the same problem solved a different way.
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