Partial points

<p>How does partial points work in AP Chemistry exam?</p>

<p>I know in Stats, if you get the answer to part A wrong, but you maintain consistency and keep using the proper formulas, you still get the preceding questions correct, but not the question you initially missed.</p>

<p>But in Chemistry, let's say I didn't use the correct value, but my proceeding steps are correct in what formulas they use.</p>

<p>Do I get the whole chain of problems wrong or just the initial one where I had calculated the incorrect value?</p>

<p>And do we get partial points for any of each letter? Like say if it was Delta WFRAAGER (something random, representing something) was +100000000 kj/mol, but I had put -100000000 kj/mol. Do I get half credit or anything for the part of the letter?</p>

<p>You won’t get points for the question that you answered incorrectly. On the other hand, if you pull that answer through (let’s say 10000 instead of 5) and work everything else correctly, then you’ll get credit for everything else.</p>