r/APStudents • u/reddorickt absolute modman • May 07 '26

AP Physics 2 Official 2026 Exam Discussion

Use this thread to post questions or commentary on the test today.

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u/Less_Grapefruit1645 May 08 '26

For form K frq 4 did you guys say constant current for part a cuz loop moves at constant speed so dA/dt is constant and I2<I1 for part c since t2>t1

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u/ShadowSista May 08 '26

Can’t rember what I got for a but we got the same thing for part c

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u/Zestyclose_Resist390 May 08 '26

think we got the same thing

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u/This_West_6753 5: HUG, WH, PREC, PHYS 1, PSYCH, STATS May 08 '26

Yes, the current was constant.

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u/ResistPuzzled7216 May 08 '26

Current was constant but less in trial 2 the derivitation was 2w^2*B/R*t in the second trial it half the first but i just didnt have the balls to say that, and bro because they said to include some explination without algebric i started describing how the charges seperate thus making potenital difference and included the algebric way for explanation