AP Physics C: Mechanics Score Calculator
Estimate how well you need to do on each section of the AP Physics C: Mechanics exam by plugging numbers into this AP Physics C: Mechanics Score Calculator.
Section 1: Multiple Choice
Multiple Choice
/35
Section 2: Free Response
Free Response - Questions 1-3
/45
4
Predicted AP Score
On the right track! With extra practice, you could definitely push that up to a 5.
Multiple Choice23
Free Response23
Total Score46/90
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