Searching for AP Physics B Exam Past Papers

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The discussion centers on the search for past AP Physics B exam papers, with a request for additional resources beyond those available on the College Board website. Participants suggest exploring books at Barnes and Noble that may contain similar practice problems. Emphasis is placed on understanding core physics concepts rather than just memorizing formulas or calculations. A contributor shares their experience, highlighting that college-level physics assessments focus more on conceptual understanding and the ability to integrate knowledge to solve problems, which is crucial for success in advanced physics courses.
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Hello,

I'm looking at the moment for past papers for the AP Physics B exam (apart from the ones in www.collegeboard.com). If any of you have anything to offer or know somebody please pm me. I need practice questions as I have not been doing great lately on the course.

Thank you!
 
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Doesn't Barnes and Noble have books on AP classes/tests? I'm sure there might be some there with very similar problems.

You should first grasp the concepts of what you need to know. I took AP Physics around 4-5 years ago and I did average. Once I hit college, they do NOT test you on how to plug in 9.8 m/s^2 into an equation, rather test you on how well you can tie together concepts to arrive at the solution. I finally realized that's what they did and succeed in Physics I/II.
 
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