Who took the AP Physics C exam today?

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The AP Physics C exam was perceived as significantly harder than practice tests, particularly in the free response section. Many students noted that the second and third free response questions were especially challenging and unlike previous years' questions. In contrast, the multiple choice section was considered manageable. There is concern among test-takers about achieving a passing score, with many feeling uncertain about their performance. Overall, the exam's difficulty has left students anxious about their results.
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Sorry I didn't know where else to post this. But I thought that test was way harder than any of the practice tests I've taken. The free response, at least.
 
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Agreed, after reviewing about 10 years worth of free response there was no situation that i can recall which was similar to the second and third free response. The multiple choice was not that difficult however.
 
I totally agree. The first one was not so bad, but the second and third FR were insane. I just hope I got as many multiple choice questions right as I felt like I did, otherwise there is no way I got a 3 or better.
 
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