Do you have the answers for AP Physics B 1988 and 1984 tests?

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Start date Jan 22, 2007
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The discussion centers on the request for answers to the AP Physics B tests from 1988 and 1984. The original poster seeks assistance in verifying their work on these specific tests. Participants are encouraged to share any available answers or resources. Additionally, there is a suggestion to post answers in the Homework zone for further verification. The thread highlights a collaborative effort to support students preparing for AP Physics exams.

Jan 22, 2007

mistuhihi

Sorry I couldn't find any other forum to post this in. I'm currently doing the Physics B 1988 and 1984 tests, but I want to check my work. Does anyone have the 1988 and 1984 AP physics B answers in their possession and would be kind enough to share?

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Jan 23, 2007

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If you want to check your answers, post them in the HW zone.

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