🛠️ AP Physics C: Mechanics 2025 – U.S. Version Leak Watch

The May 2025 AP Physics C: Mechanics exam is approaching — and early leaks are already surfacing from international versions.

In 2024, full FRQ summaries — including derivation questions and motion diagram setups — were leaked within hours of the international exam window. This year, early May 2025 testers are confirming repeat trends in projectile motion, torque systems, and Newton’s Laws in inclined planes.

If you’re taking the U.S. version, we’ve got everything you need to streamline your prep with confirmed intel.

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🔍 Likely Topics for AP Mechanics 2025 (U.S.)

Here are the themes that have already emerged from early testers and leak groups:

• FRQ requiring derivation of final velocity using energy conservation on an incline
• Torque and rotational equilibrium lab-based question
• Projectile motion analysis with horizontal launch conditions
• MCQs focused on circular motion, centripetal acceleration, and net force breakdowns

📡 Reports from Telegram and Discord channels suggest strong overlap between this year's paper and practice sets from 2021–2024.

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• Confirmed derivation paths and boundary condition setups
• Sketches of lab questions with force diagrams and solution formats
• What not to study — based on what's already confirmed to appear

 

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