AP Physics 2 score calculator.
Enter your multiple-choice count and your four free-response scores. We weight them evenly, apply estimated cut scores, and predict your 1 to 5 for the algebra-based Physics 2 exam.
Tuned for AP Physics 2.
Physics 2 picks up where Physics 1 leaves off, moving through fluids, thermodynamics, electricity and magnetism, optics, and modern physics. The exam is split evenly between 40 multiple-choice questions and four free-response questions, and this AP Physics 2 score calculator mirrors that split.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers — written by humans, not a chatbot.
How is Physics 2 different from Physics 1 here?
Physics 2 has 40 multiple-choice questions and four free-response questions, while Physics 1 has 50 and four. Pick the right calculator so the multiple-choice cap and weighting match your exam.
Is this for the algebra-based exam?
Yes, this is for AP Physics 2, which is algebra-based. If you are taking the calculus-based course, use the AP Physics C calculator instead.
Do the four free-response questions count equally?
In this model they do, each carrying the same weight toward the free-response half of your score. On the real exam, point totals can shift slightly by question, so treat the result as an estimate.