How do i prepare for the F=ma exam?

[oneplusone]

Hello,
How do i prepare for the F=ma exam? I have taken honors physics, but can only score about 5 on it :( i am taking AP Physics C this year however.

Also, does anyone know where to find old practice tests, with FULL SOLUTIONS (not answer key--Solutions!)?

THanks.

 

[Greg Bernhardt]

Try these practice tests
Past/Practice Exams - 2010 US Physics Team - AAPT.org

 

[Amrita-Singh]

I recently posted something similar may be useful to you
Physics Olympiad preparation

 

[oneplusone]

Thanks, but do you know where to find exams with SOLUTIONS? Like not just the answer, but how and why that's the answer.

 

[Matrix0]

I understand the importance of preparing for exams and the desire to find resources for practice. My first piece of advice would be to start by reviewing the material you learned in your honors physics class. This will help you refresh your memory and build a strong foundation for the more advanced concepts you will encounter in AP Physics C. Additionally, make sure to stay organized and create a study schedule that allows you to cover all the necessary topics before the exam.

As for finding practice tests with full solutions, I suggest reaching out to your teacher or classmates for any resources they may have. You can also search online for practice tests from reputable sources such as the College Board or Khan Academy. These practice tests often come with detailed solutions to help you understand where you went wrong and how to improve.

Finally, remember to not only focus on practicing problems but also understanding the underlying concepts. Take the time to review your mistakes and make sure you fully understand why you got them wrong. This will help you improve your problem-solving skills and perform better on the exam. Good luck on your AP Physics C exam!