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Talking about Physics in high school, well, it's not that complicated like its college counterpart.

The math involved here are geometry, intermediate algebra and trigonometry.

The formula involved in solving acceleration, velocity and displacement are just basics, it's easy trust me!

The vectors and object motions are geometry based with graphs and diagrams.

The following:

Forces & Friction

Energy

Momentum

Circular Motion & Gravitation

Rotational Motion

Harmonic Motion

->are using algebra and a little trigonometry invovled like the cosine,sine,tangent,cotangent which I believe is easy enough for you to handle.

And the other below are basically interpreted by diagrams and graphs:

Waves

Thermodynamics

Electric Charge & Electric Fields

Electric Circuits

Magnetism

Electromagnetism

Light

Lenses & Mirrors

Physical Optics

Relativity

Quantum Physics

Particle Physics

Here, there are also equations invovled but it's not too complicated to understand..

Note: It's better you study in advance, it's a big advantage for you especially if you are a candidate for valedictorian.

physics is a practical science (compared to biology, chemistry, etc.)

you need both algebra and trigonometry. a little bit of calculus, but yeah, not so much.

to be good in physics, you must study and practice hard. it's not that complicated really. when you keep on practicing, you will find it easy to remember the concepts and the formula.

good luck!

basic algebra for using "x" as a variable u know!!!

basic Trigonometry the triangles and angles u know!!!

btw it just a matter of reading, understanding and analyzing the problem and hardwork...

u don't need to worry!!! study a lot before the quiz...

know your trig!!!! trig isn't taught much in highschool