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Advanced Extension Physics past papers are sought after, particularly beyond the specimen and 2002 papers. The requestor finds the available papers intimidating and needs additional resources before an upcoming exam. Suggestions include checking the relevant exam board's website for past papers and exploring university foundation year course papers for similar content. A specific resource, freeexampapers.com, is mentioned as having four sets of papers. Accessing these materials could help in exam preparation.
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hi
Does anyone have any Advanced Extension physics past papers?
other than the specimen and 2002 paper which i have...i looked at them and they look scary! silly teacher(not really) put me in for the exam.
before next week thursday would be helpful.
Thanks!
 
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Beyond what your school or college may have I doubt there will be anywhere on the internet with past papers. You could try the website of whatever exam board you're sitting it with. Also if you state what subjectts are likely to be on the past paper perhaps people could furnish you with similar exams such as foundation year courses past papers from universities.
 
http://www.freeexampapers.com/Dndex.php?d=QUVBL1BoeXNpY3M=

they have 4 sets of papers
 
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