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<p>For AP environmental, there was a math problem with 4 parts where you basically substitute the answer each previous question to find the answer for the next one. do i get partial credit if i substitute the wrong number, but consistently use the right equation and subsequently wrong answers from there on?</p>

<p>Question #2 here. <a href=“Supporting Students from Day One to Exam Day – AP Central | College Board”>Supporting Students from Day One to Exam Day – AP Central | College Board;

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<p>If you use a wrong answer from an earlier part correctly in a subsequent sub-question, you will receive full credit for that subsequent sub-question. In essence, you are only penalized once for an error.</p>

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<p>If Environmental Science is anything like Chem grading wise, then yes, you will get credit for any subsequent parts that you plug incorrect numbers in but still use the correct method/equation for.</p>