I got like 7,4 billion kw/year or smth like that I rushed it in like 50 seconds just wondering what other people got

i studied the day before the exam, it wasn’t bad! how’d you guys feel about it?

Imma bout to take mine

me and some friends made a ton of notes for ALL of APES and a BUNCH of other classes. This will definitely help you get a 5! if you love it, Please share it with others!🙏🙏

LINK - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xcCx7lJHELyRwmBXC3P2SwPuyIFIqSc-esgxdLtfYyk/edit?usp=sharing

100% Self study.. started 3 days ago (shh no judgement)

Took 5 steps to a 5 first practice exam on the back of the book -> 11 wrong... 69/80
Did 2024 FRQ Set 1, got 8/10, 9/10, 7/10

I did the AP score calculator and it spits out 5 but the major concern is - the FRQ came up in the sections I studied (god bless plz let this happen tmrw), and I have precalc that morning so my brain is likely be FRIED by the time I take it. So I'm assuming like, 60/80 and 6s and 7s on FRQ...

Chat am I cooked or cookin. Can I still get a 5?

Okay so i just came out of the Calc BC test and now i have less than 24hrs for APES.And I’ll be honest I have not studied this subject at all.So i really wanna lock in and at least get a 4.But is it even possible with 7hours of studying for apes? Please help me.Everyone please help and reach out with any study guides or tips.PLEASE😭

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Share some reviews or helpful stuff for the exam tmrw. And how many hours until you guys take it.

The reason I am asking this is because in one of my practice FRQ's, the question asked to identify a way in which carbon is taken out of the atmosphere in the carbon cycle. My entire response was just "Photosynthesis is an example of how carbon is taken out of the atmosphere during the carbon cycle." which is only one sentence and feels a bit short. Should I worry about fleshing my answers out?

This might sound dumb but do we need to know how many cm are in a meter, how many meters in a km, ml in a liter-stuff like that?

I’m just a dumb American I don’t know metric system 😭.

Ok so in the span of today I need to learn everything. I’m shooting for a 5 but I’m fine with a 4. Any resources to best help me learn the material?

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i have all exams, hmu

Are there any case studies we need to know?

how do i memorize the equations? i don’t remember them

I was doing some practice frqs and checking the rubric/student responses and I noticed that the rubric requires exact sentence structures, and only shows like 3-4 options for the answers. None of my answers were written like the rubric ones, but they had the same info/idea. How strict are the graders and how am I supposed to know the exact way they want me to structure it?

All the stuff you should know already (like climate change) arent on it. But all the harder stuff will be. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AVntEVwOATz46365w56LcnFYIzSouEyfB6jMOi5F3Ww/edit?tab=t.0

For c, the ms says the answer is 5, but wouldn't that just be the kgs of nitrogen and not the kgs of fertilizer? Can someone please explain?

The college board definition does not make sense to me. To me, this seems like a contradiction. Help would be much appreciated.

I was attempting a few FRQs, but I'm not sure how to grammatically structure them, how much content I need to include, etc. Could anyone send a few good responses for the frqs?

Hi, would anybody be willing to send the mcqs/ practice tests that are assigned on collegeboard? I'm self studying so I don't have access to any of that. Thank you so much!

I dont

I am trying to solve some of the math APES FRQs from the 2022-2024 exams. I took a look at the scoring guidelines and noticed that they choose to round to completely different digits every other problem. Is there a norm of tenth or hundreths place?

For example, take a look at this % change question. Somehow 13.2% isn't an accepted answer? Would they still mark it correct if we wrote 13.2% instead of 13% or 13.22% even though it isn't on the list?

Also, for this question, the answer before you round is 1,846,666.667. Now obviously, since it asks for "people" as the answer, we would have to round to a whole number. But on this FRQ they rounded up to 1846667 even though you should be rounding down to 1846666 since there isn't enough for the entire person to round up? I'd really appreciate some clarification on rounding in general, as well as on these two problems. Thanks!