Physics Help That Starts with the Setup
Free-body diagrams, equation choice, and unit-checked algebra — the full solution path, not the last line.
Physics problems are won in the first thirty seconds: identifying the situation, drawing the setup, choosing which principle applies. Solve Pilot’s explanations start exactly there — what kind of problem this is and why — before any algebra happens, because that identification step is the skill exams actually test.
From mechanics through electricity and magnetism, waves, and thermodynamics, solutions carry units through every line and sanity-check the result. Diagram-based questions — circuits, force diagrams, ray optics — are read directly from your screen.
How physics help works
Open the problem
Include the figure if there is one — it usually matters.
Compare setups
Check whether your chosen principle matches before comparing any algebra.
Recompute cold
Redo the problem the next day without help to confirm the method stuck.
What physics help covers
Setup before algebra
Each solution names the governing principle — energy conservation, Newton’s second law, Kirchhoff — and why it applies.
Units carried throughout
Every line keeps its units, so dimension errors surface immediately instead of in the final answer.
Circuits and diagrams
Box in a circuit, force diagram, or optics setup and the explanation works with that exact configuration.
Mechanics to E&M
Kinematics, forces, energy, momentum, rotation, electricity and magnetism, waves, and thermo.
Physics FAQ
Does Solve Pilot explain which physics equation to use?
Yes. Solutions begin with the governing principle and why it applies to this situation — the equation choice is the explained step, not an assumption.
Can it read circuit diagrams?
This visual question type is not currently supported in the Tampermonkey version.
Does it work for both algebra-based and calculus-based physics?
Yes. Explanations match the level of the problem on screen, from introductory algebra-based courses through calculus-based university physics.