Need Answers for AP Physics B 2004 Exam To check work.

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The discussion revolves around the need for answers to the AP Physics B 2004 Multiple Choice Exam for verification purposes. The original poster has completed the exam and is looking to trade answers. A participant notes that the College Board website provides only free response answers, not the multiple choice ones. The conversation highlights the difficulty in finding the specific answers needed for the multiple choice section. The thread concludes without a resolution to the request for answers.
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Need Answers for AP Physics B 2004 Multiple Choice Exam To check work. I've completed the exam during my spring break. Willing to trade.
 
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The site only contains free response answers. I need the Multiple choice answers as well. :)
 
Jishent said:
The site only contains free response answers. I need the Multiple choice answers as well. :)

Oh I see, sorry then don't have those.
 
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