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hey yall, next year i'll be self studying bc after taking ab this year. i'll be taking an online course so i should have ap classroom resources available but i'll have to teach myself all the content. does anyone have advice for learning the bc content? thanks <3

i took ap physics 1 this year and next year i'll be taking ap physics c mechanics (as a 1 semester course). i was wondering about how similar/different they are, so like which units/topics will be the most different/hardest to learn, and which will be the most similar/easiest to learn? thanks

im 16 and im pretty skinny but i js have a lot of face fat. i thought it might just be babyfat but idk since im 16, is this normal? will it go away/how do i get rid of it? thanks

i took ap physics 1 this year and i feel like i have a solid understanding of the content, i think i got like a 4 on the exam. i plan on taking ap physics c mech next year and i was js wondering if itll be a lot easier with the background of app1? has anyone else taken app1 then appc mech?

im in calc ab right now, im doing really well in the class and i have a very solid understanding of the course content so im confident i'll get a 5. i was considering taking calc bc next year (my senior year) as an online class because i want to go into a stem field and i figure the credit will be useful and also it might help admissions to have it on my sr year course list. is this a good idea? im thinking it wouldnt be too much extra work since i have a good foundation in calc ab and bc is only like 2 more units. thanks for any advice <3

i have tmrw then the exam and i rlly have not started studying... ive done progress checks on ap classroom for all the units (a few weeks ago mostly) and finished up units 8 & 9 on my own cause we're still on the middle of unit 8 in my class 😭 we've done saqs in class but never an leq or dbq, but i took euro last year and got a 5 so im at least pretty familiar with how to write them but could probably use a refresher. we dont rlly do anything in our class so while i feel pretty good abt the mcqs im rlly scared for the frqs. any tips for cramming? any frq predictions? thanks for any help <<33

in experimental design + analysis does it matter how you make your line of best fit and how close the values you find with it are to the answer key on the actual exam? like you can kinda just eyeball a line of best fit and use that slope to find your value right? or do they want you to do it some other way? thanks

on my first sat in march i got a 1510 (750 english / 760 math) and i wanna improve on my june sat which i'll start studying for next week ish. the thing is i dont really know where to start with studying because i felt like i knew how to do all the problems on the test. when i look at the wrong answers i got on past practice tests on bluebook, i can redo them and get the right answer without looking at the answer key most of the time, so i think the mistakes are more like reading the question wrong or small errors than actually not knowing the concept. is anyone else in this situation? any advice to improve my score? thanks <ㅤ3

i only have the progress checks available, not the full practice exams. would anyone happen to have like a pdf, a youtube video, or a quizlet or something like that where i can find them? thanks

ive been studying for the ap exam and im wondering if the barrons practice tests are useful / similar to the actual ap exam

i've done almost the entire khan academy course, i was wondering if this is enough to prepare me for the exam or not? are the questions on khan academy similar to the ones on the exam? thanks

i feel so underprepared for the leq im really worried about it for the ap exam. the other day i looked at this one past frq from the ap exam and for the leq section i felt like i didnt know enough about any of the prompts to write an essay about it. then i tried to write an essay outline for the one i felt best about and realized all my evidence was from the wrong time period </3 pls give me any advice for doing better on them thank you :)