What should I have memorized for the AP Calculus AB exam?
Q. I just want some helpful hints concerning what I should memorize (i.e. trig functions and anti-derivatives) so that I can be more prepared for the AP Calculus AB exam. I'm not bad at Calculus at all, I just want a few pointers to help me get a leg up. Please don't give me test taking strategies either, I want concrete materials to cover, not how to use process of elimination. Thanks!
Asked by Zacharia A - Sun May 4 13:39:43 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. -Know your basic derivatives for trig functions. -Know integrals of trig functions (even the ones like secx, cscx) -If given a distance function, know how to go to velocity, and to acceleration functions. And if given an acceleration know how to get to distance. d/dx [s(t)] = v(t) d/dx[v(t)] = a(t) - Know which are vectors and which are scalars. If you are asked to find the distance of an object, and they give you the velocity equation, taking the integral gives you the Displacement. To get distance you need to take the integral of the absolute value of the velocity. - Study basic trig formulas, and double angle formulas. - You are expected to know the unit circle. - Know the requirements for rolles theorem, and mean value theorem. - [cont.]
Answered by whoawhoawoowa - Sun May 4 13:58:46 2008
Q. I just want some helpful hints concerning what I should memorize (i.e. trig functions and anti-derivatives) so that I can be more prepared for the AP Calculus AB exam. I'm not bad at Calculus at all, I just want a few pointers to help me get a leg up. Please don't give me test taking strategies either, I want concrete materials to cover, not how to use process of elimination. Thanks!
Asked by Zacharia A - Sun May 4 13:39:43 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. -Know your basic derivatives for trig functions. -Know integrals of trig functions (even the ones like secx, cscx) -If given a distance function, know how to go to velocity, and to acceleration functions. And if given an acceleration know how to get to distance. d/dx [s(t)] = v(t) d/dx[v(t)] = a(t) - Know which are vectors and which are scalars. If you are asked to find the distance of an object, and they give you the velocity equation, taking the integral gives you the Displacement. To get distance you need to take the integral of the absolute value of the velocity. - Study basic trig formulas, and double angle formulas. - You are expected to know the unit circle. - Know the requirements for rolles theorem, and mean value theorem. - [cont.]
Answered by whoawhoawoowa - Sun May 4 13:58:46 2008
What is the minimum raw score you need on an AP Calculus AB exam to get a 5?
Q. I got about 60-65% on the written portion and 80-85% on the MC portion. What do you think I'll get? I did Form B, are the curves different?
Asked by Ahad I - Mon May 12 10:55:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think a 70% is pretty safe lower bound for a 5 on the Calc AB exam. Taking the average of how you think you'll do on the two sections places you just above this mark, so I think your chances for a 5 are pretty good. I don't know if the curve is different for form B. Even if it is I can't imagine a significant difference between the two forms since they would probably be comparable in difficulty.
Answered by absird - Mon May 12 16:06:02 2008
Q. I got about 60-65% on the written portion and 80-85% on the MC portion. What do you think I'll get? I did Form B, are the curves different?
Asked by Ahad I - Mon May 12 10:55:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think a 70% is pretty safe lower bound for a 5 on the Calc AB exam. Taking the average of how you think you'll do on the two sections places you just above this mark, so I think your chances for a 5 are pretty good. I don't know if the curve is different for form B. Even if it is I can't imagine a significant difference between the two forms since they would probably be comparable in difficulty.
Answered by absird - Mon May 12 16:06:02 2008
Should I take the AP Calculus AB exam even though I never took the class itself?
Q. I'm a senior and I didn't get into the AP Calculus AB classes because my grade in Honors Pre-Calculus was not high enough (I got a 92). I only got into the Honors Calculus class. I have the highest grade and I'm the best at math in the class (sorry if I sound like I'm bragging). Anyway, I got the idea to take the AP exam from someone who got a 3 on it but didn't take the AP course. I'm prepared to study with an AP exam book throughout the year. But I'm afraid to take it because I have heard that it is very difficult, and it costs $86 to register for it. Should I go for it?
Asked by avatarfan - Thu Aug 20 19:39:47 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if u know the stuff then yeah
Answered by Uddin D - Thu Aug 20 22:24:43 2009
Q. I'm a senior and I didn't get into the AP Calculus AB classes because my grade in Honors Pre-Calculus was not high enough (I got a 92). I only got into the Honors Calculus class. I have the highest grade and I'm the best at math in the class (sorry if I sound like I'm bragging). Anyway, I got the idea to take the AP exam from someone who got a 3 on it but didn't take the AP course. I'm prepared to study with an AP exam book throughout the year. But I'm afraid to take it because I have heard that it is very difficult, and it costs $86 to register for it. Should I go for it?
Asked by avatarfan - Thu Aug 20 19:39:47 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if u know the stuff then yeah
Answered by Uddin D - Thu Aug 20 22:24:43 2009
Where can I find solutions for 1969-1973 AP AB Calculus Exams?
Q. I need to check my answers for AB Calculus AP Exams from 1969-1973. Does anyone know any websites that give the answers to these questions?
Asked by jaded_flattery - Sun Mar 16 14:43:31 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. here are some=) ..do you know were i could find 1974?
Answered by nardin_l - Mon Mar 17 05:25:26 2008
Q. I need to check my answers for AB Calculus AP Exams from 1969-1973. Does anyone know any websites that give the answers to these questions?
Asked by jaded_flattery - Sun Mar 16 14:43:31 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. here are some=) ..do you know were i could find 1974?
Answered by nardin_l - Mon Mar 17 05:25:26 2008
Where can i get an answer key for the 1999 ap calculus ab exam?
Q. I need to know so i can check my work. the best site i can get so far is the following: and i'm not sure if these answers are right.
Asked by douche lol get it? - Thu Mar 13 21:28:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. IM or email me, I have a copy from the college board..
Answered by BlindedByReason - Thu Mar 13 23:16:06 2008
Q. I need to know so i can check my work. the best site i can get so far is the following: and i'm not sure if these answers are right.
Asked by douche lol get it? - Thu Mar 13 21:28:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. IM or email me, I have a copy from the college board..
Answered by BlindedByReason - Thu Mar 13 23:16:06 2008
Where can i find the 2007 ap calculus ab exam multiple choice section?
Q. Where can i find the 2007 ap calculus ab exam multiple choice section?
Asked by CJ - Wed Apr 23 11:47:57 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. collegeboard.com
Answered by Crypt - Wed Apr 23 19:34:39 2008
Q. Where can i find the 2007 ap calculus ab exam multiple choice section?
Asked by CJ - Wed Apr 23 11:47:57 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. collegeboard.com
Answered by Crypt - Wed Apr 23 19:34:39 2008
Where can I get the multiple choice answers to the 1997 AP Calculus AB Exam?
Q. Where can I get the multiple choice answers to the 1997 AP Calculus AB Exam?
Asked by gschept108 - Sun Apr 1 22:36:56 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try the library or the internet
Answered by unknown - Sun Apr 1 22:44:32 2007
Q. Where can I get the multiple choice answers to the 1997 AP Calculus AB Exam?
Asked by gschept108 - Sun Apr 1 22:36:56 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try the library or the internet
Answered by unknown - Sun Apr 1 22:44:32 2007
AP Calculus AB Exam?
Q. AP exam tomorrow... how should I study tonight? Quick review, or thorough? Also, for anyone who has taken the test or knows... what are the most important areas to study
Asked by bballtwin25 - Tue May 6 14:35:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yeah, same here. it's my third test this week and i'm sick of them already! i'm probably just going to do a few practice multiple choice problems and look over all the free response practice questions we've gotten in class. the free response section last year was really hard, and alot of the themes repeat, so i think the most important thing to do is look over past tests. also remember to get enough sleep so you are focused tomorrow. good luck (although if you fail, the curve is higher :) just kidding)
Answered by princesa - Tue May 6 17:34:39 2008
Q. AP exam tomorrow... how should I study tonight? Quick review, or thorough? Also, for anyone who has taken the test or knows... what are the most important areas to study
Asked by bballtwin25 - Tue May 6 14:35:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yeah, same here. it's my third test this week and i'm sick of them already! i'm probably just going to do a few practice multiple choice problems and look over all the free response practice questions we've gotten in class. the free response section last year was really hard, and alot of the themes repeat, so i think the most important thing to do is look over past tests. also remember to get enough sleep so you are focused tomorrow. good luck (although if you fail, the curve is higher :) just kidding)
Answered by princesa - Tue May 6 17:34:39 2008
how hard is the AP Calculus AB exam?
Q. How hard would it be to score a 2,3,4, or 5 on it?
Asked by Zero Shadow - Mon Oct 5 18:16:02 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well, it actually depends on the students taking the exam for that year; but overall you can assume that a 2 is plainly easy to attain, but a 5 needs more work. I'll give you some advice ( I did AP calculus last year! ) what matters is how well you take the exam, see you need several skills: * be organized with your time while doing the exam * remember all the mathematical proofs * learn WHY the things in calculus are some ways * be sure to practice every single aspect of calculus before the exam, I assume you don't know yet but keep in mind remembering all the basics. * be clean with your handwritting Do some practice with tests from previous year. Keep in mind that when doing the exam you won't probably even finish it past 60% of the… [cont.]
Answered by Siueni - Fri Oct 9 00:29:20 2009
Q. How hard would it be to score a 2,3,4, or 5 on it?
Asked by Zero Shadow - Mon Oct 5 18:16:02 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well, it actually depends on the students taking the exam for that year; but overall you can assume that a 2 is plainly easy to attain, but a 5 needs more work. I'll give you some advice ( I did AP calculus last year! ) what matters is how well you take the exam, see you need several skills: * be organized with your time while doing the exam * remember all the mathematical proofs * learn WHY the things in calculus are some ways * be sure to practice every single aspect of calculus before the exam, I assume you don't know yet but keep in mind remembering all the basics. * be clean with your handwritting Do some practice with tests from previous year. Keep in mind that when doing the exam you won't probably even finish it past 60% of the… [cont.]
Answered by Siueni - Fri Oct 9 00:29:20 2009
Calculus AB AP Exam!!?
Q. I am taking the calculus AB AP exam tommorrow, are there any tips or formulas I should know or keep handy?
Asked by GHAAD - Tue May 8 21:20:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Definitely, above all else, the First and Second Fundamental Theorems of Calculus. Make sure you know all your basic derivatives and integrals. The disk method seems to be a popular player in the free response. Also have a good feel for Simpson's Rule and know your Taylor/Maclaurin Polynomials, etc. Other than that, just make sure you set everything up right. If you get most of the multiple choice and at least 3 points in each section of each free response question you WILL pass. And you get free points for setting the problems up right and remember, there is no double jeopardy, which means if you get the numbers wrong and the work right, you don't get counted off twice for the wrong numbers. Don't stress yourself and have a clear mind… [cont.]
Answered by Eolian - Tue May 8 21:30:41 2007
Q. I am taking the calculus AB AP exam tommorrow, are there any tips or formulas I should know or keep handy?
Asked by GHAAD - Tue May 8 21:20:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Definitely, above all else, the First and Second Fundamental Theorems of Calculus. Make sure you know all your basic derivatives and integrals. The disk method seems to be a popular player in the free response. Also have a good feel for Simpson's Rule and know your Taylor/Maclaurin Polynomials, etc. Other than that, just make sure you set everything up right. If you get most of the multiple choice and at least 3 points in each section of each free response question you WILL pass. And you get free points for setting the problems up right and remember, there is no double jeopardy, which means if you get the numbers wrong and the work right, you don't get counted off twice for the wrong numbers. Don't stress yourself and have a clear mind… [cont.]
Answered by Eolian - Tue May 8 21:30:41 2007
does anyone know if we can use the ti-89 titanium calculator for the AP calculus AB exam?
Q. thanks.
Asked by hi - Mon Sep 25 21:36:56 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. According to the official Calculus BC AP page on the College Board website, your calculator IS allowed. Here's proof:
Answered by ( ) - Mon Sep 25 22:13:23 2006
Q. thanks.
Asked by hi - Mon Sep 25 21:36:56 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. According to the official Calculus BC AP page on the College Board website, your calculator IS allowed. Here's proof:
Answered by ( ) - Mon Sep 25 22:13:23 2006
Will I get points taken off on my AP Calculus AB exam?
Q. I took the AP Calculus AB test today. On some of the questions I knew the answer, but I added a little extra to it. For example, if the question was about cars racing, which this was not a question just an example, and the question asked which car was faster my answer would be something like, "Car A was faster. Wow! That car must be awesome." I didn't do this for every question, just three. Do you think they will take points off? I don't think so, but I am starting to worry a little bit because I might be a few points from getting a three or a two. What is your honest opinion?
Asked by Krissy - T - Wed May 6 20:05:04 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm pretty sure according to their scoring method, they can only deduct points for specific information. For example, if a part of a question is worth three points, it might be broken down as follows: one point might be for correct setup, one point for correct answer, and one point for correct units, so those are the only things they can give/deduct points for.
Answered by Maryam - Wed May 6 20:18:21 2009
Q. I took the AP Calculus AB test today. On some of the questions I knew the answer, but I added a little extra to it. For example, if the question was about cars racing, which this was not a question just an example, and the question asked which car was faster my answer would be something like, "Car A was faster. Wow! That car must be awesome." I didn't do this for every question, just three. Do you think they will take points off? I don't think so, but I am starting to worry a little bit because I might be a few points from getting a three or a two. What is your honest opinion?
Asked by Krissy - T - Wed May 6 20:05:04 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm pretty sure according to their scoring method, they can only deduct points for specific information. For example, if a part of a question is worth three points, it might be broken down as follows: one point might be for correct setup, one point for correct answer, and one point for correct units, so those are the only things they can give/deduct points for.
Answered by Maryam - Wed May 6 20:18:21 2009
Scoring a 3 in AP Calculus AB Exam?
Q. what scores would i need to pass the exam with a 3. give me examples like say if i get 15 right on the MC and a little more than half right on the FR, you get a 4 what is the least amount of questions do i need to pass with a 3
Asked by KimoJeMuzu808 - Tue May 5 20:53:22 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Assuming you answer every question, you'll need to answer at least 20 of the 45 MC questions correctly, and earn at least 26 checks of the available 54 on the free response (b.c each free response = 9 checks). So in general, almost half on each part :/ I'm taking the exam tomorrow as well, but it's the BC exam. I think the BC exam is actually easier than the AB exam b.c even though it has new material, it will test you more on whether or not you know that material; it won't give you the craziest questions just to make it harder for you b.c you are taking the AB exam only :/ Don't belive me? Just look at the %age of people who made a 3 or 4 or 5 in BC compared to those who made a 3 or 4 or 5 in AB: The grade distributions should be… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Tue May 5 23:44:00 2009
Q. what scores would i need to pass the exam with a 3. give me examples like say if i get 15 right on the MC and a little more than half right on the FR, you get a 4 what is the least amount of questions do i need to pass with a 3
Asked by KimoJeMuzu808 - Tue May 5 20:53:22 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Assuming you answer every question, you'll need to answer at least 20 of the 45 MC questions correctly, and earn at least 26 checks of the available 54 on the free response (b.c each free response = 9 checks). So in general, almost half on each part :/ I'm taking the exam tomorrow as well, but it's the BC exam. I think the BC exam is actually easier than the AB exam b.c even though it has new material, it will test you more on whether or not you know that material; it won't give you the craziest questions just to make it harder for you b.c you are taking the AB exam only :/ Don't belive me? Just look at the %age of people who made a 3 or 4 or 5 in BC compared to those who made a 3 or 4 or 5 in AB: The grade distributions should be… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Tue May 5 23:44:00 2009
2009 AP Calculus AB PRACTICE exam (official) URGENT?
Q. Hi everyone i am a home school teacher and i need to give my child the 2009 AP Practice exam for Calc AB. does anyone know where i can find this test this is urgent because my daughter starts school in in two days and she will have to give the test to her new (@ a public school) math teacher THANKS in Advance if some one could just email me the pdf file that would also be great jacke.cherone@yahoo.com
Asked by Jacke - Sat Aug 22 17:16:29 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can not..College Board acts like the CIA making everything secretive.. They do not post it online, so its impossible to get the exam.. Get a tutor or stock up on review books for the Ap cal AB test
Answered by Student Athlete - Sat Aug 22 18:08:42 2009
Q. Hi everyone i am a home school teacher and i need to give my child the 2009 AP Practice exam for Calc AB. does anyone know where i can find this test this is urgent because my daughter starts school in in two days and she will have to give the test to her new (@ a public school) math teacher THANKS in Advance if some one could just email me the pdf file that would also be great jacke.cherone@yahoo.com
Asked by Jacke - Sat Aug 22 17:16:29 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can not..College Board acts like the CIA making everything secretive.. They do not post it online, so its impossible to get the exam.. Get a tutor or stock up on review books for the Ap cal AB test
Answered by Student Athlete - Sat Aug 22 18:08:42 2009
AP CALCULUS AB EXAM THIS WEDNESDAY!!!?
Q. OMG!!! the name of the test scares me...lol umm where can i find some multiple choice questions to practice that will be similar to the ones on the real test...( i already tried collegeboard and they don't have much)!! help plsss!!!
Asked by sweetniblets - Sun May 3 23:58:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. collegeboard has last years test and the answers... it should be the first place to look
Answered by ikantspel - Mon May 4 00:03:37 2009
Q. OMG!!! the name of the test scares me...lol umm where can i find some multiple choice questions to practice that will be similar to the ones on the real test...( i already tried collegeboard and they don't have much)!! help plsss!!!
Asked by sweetniblets - Sun May 3 23:58:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. collegeboard has last years test and the answers... it should be the first place to look
Answered by ikantspel - Mon May 4 00:03:37 2009
2003 AP Calculus AB Exam?
Q. 2003 AP Calculus AB Exam?
Asked by c4djr2000 - Fri Mar 31 17:04:44 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One existed. What's your question about it?
Answered by kerplode - Fri Mar 31 17:05:13 2006
Q. 2003 AP Calculus AB Exam?
Asked by c4djr2000 - Fri Mar 31 17:04:44 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One existed. What's your question about it?
Answered by kerplode - Fri Mar 31 17:05:13 2006
Answers to free response question 6 from the 1993 calculus ab ap exam?
Q. i need the answer! let P(t) represent the number of wolves in a population at time t years, when t is greater than 0. the population P(t) is increasing at a rate directly proportional to 800-P(t), where the constant of proportionality is k. a)If P(0)=500, find P(t) in terms of t and k b)If P(2)=700, find k c)Find the limit of P(t) as t approaches infiniti
Asked by kattiger - Mon Apr 23 23:30:35 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I'm seeing a lot of AP calculus questions of late. Must be approaching test week, eh? The time rate-of-change of P is proportional to 800-P. In mathspeak, that means: dP(t)/dt = k{800-P(t)} To solve the problem, separate variables: dP/{k(800-P)} = dt -(1/k)ln(800-P) = t-t0 (t0 constant, to be determined) ln(800-P) = -k(t-t0) 800-P = exp(-k(t-t0)) P=800-exp(-k(t-t0)) Okay, now let's solve our boundary conditions: a) P(0)=500 500 = 800-exp(-k(0-t0)) = 800-exp(kt0) exp(kt0)=300; kt0=ln(300); t0=300/k so P(t) = 800-exp(-kt+ln(300)) = 800-exp(-kt)exp(ln(300)) = 800-300exp(-kt) b) P(2)=700 700 = 800-300exp(-2k) 100=300exp(-2k) exp(-2k)=1/3 (or exp(2k) = 3) ln(exp(2k))=ln(3) 2k=ln(3) k=(1/2)ln(3) c) lim[t-->inf] P(t) = lim[t-- [cont.]
Answered by MikeyZ - Mon Apr 23 23:59:31 2007
Q. i need the answer! let P(t) represent the number of wolves in a population at time t years, when t is greater than 0. the population P(t) is increasing at a rate directly proportional to 800-P(t), where the constant of proportionality is k. a)If P(0)=500, find P(t) in terms of t and k b)If P(2)=700, find k c)Find the limit of P(t) as t approaches infiniti
Asked by kattiger - Mon Apr 23 23:30:35 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I'm seeing a lot of AP calculus questions of late. Must be approaching test week, eh? The time rate-of-change of P is proportional to 800-P. In mathspeak, that means: dP(t)/dt = k{800-P(t)} To solve the problem, separate variables: dP/{k(800-P)} = dt -(1/k)ln(800-P) = t-t0 (t0 constant, to be determined) ln(800-P) = -k(t-t0) 800-P = exp(-k(t-t0)) P=800-exp(-k(t-t0)) Okay, now let's solve our boundary conditions: a) P(0)=500 500 = 800-exp(-k(0-t0)) = 800-exp(kt0) exp(kt0)=300; kt0=ln(300); t0=300/k so P(t) = 800-exp(-kt+ln(300)) = 800-exp(-kt)exp(ln(300)) = 800-300exp(-kt) b) P(2)=700 700 = 800-300exp(-2k) 100=300exp(-2k) exp(-2k)=1/3 (or exp(2k) = 3) ln(exp(2k))=ln(3) 2k=ln(3) k=(1/2)ln(3) c) lim[t-->inf] P(t) = lim[t-- [cont.]
Answered by MikeyZ - Mon Apr 23 23:59:31 2007
Whether or not to take AP AB Calculus?
Q. I'm pondering whether or not to take AP Calculus. I'm currently enrolled in full IB, with Math SL (the harder, but not the hardest) as my math. I'll remain in full IB next year (my senior year) but i'm thinking about whether or not i should take AP Calculus. Benefits, it's guaranteed college credit (with a 4-5 on the exam that is), i'll be well prepared to take it, and the prerequisites are either Math SL or Math 140 (a college level class non-IB people take senior year). So, i guess my question is, is the AP Calculus (its Calculus AB, keep in mind) really difficult? I don't want to waste an elective block without the colelge credit it forebears. So those who have taken the AP Calculus AB exam, do you think i'll be able to pass? Oh, and… [cont.]
Asked by uscroxx619 - Thu Feb 5 20:46:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure about you, but at my school, we have AP Calculus AB and AP Calculus BC, and both are ap classes except BC is harder (covers more info in the same amount of time). From what I hear, most of the students who are in Calc AB thinks it's pretty easy, while BC leaves most students crying. I'm planning on taking AB next year, it doesn't seem that bad. I think you should take it =]
Answered by gumdrop41 - Thu Feb 5 21:04:48 2009
Q. I'm pondering whether or not to take AP Calculus. I'm currently enrolled in full IB, with Math SL (the harder, but not the hardest) as my math. I'll remain in full IB next year (my senior year) but i'm thinking about whether or not i should take AP Calculus. Benefits, it's guaranteed college credit (with a 4-5 on the exam that is), i'll be well prepared to take it, and the prerequisites are either Math SL or Math 140 (a college level class non-IB people take senior year). So, i guess my question is, is the AP Calculus (its Calculus AB, keep in mind) really difficult? I don't want to waste an elective block without the colelge credit it forebears. So those who have taken the AP Calculus AB exam, do you think i'll be able to pass? Oh, and… [cont.]
Asked by uscroxx619 - Thu Feb 5 20:46:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure about you, but at my school, we have AP Calculus AB and AP Calculus BC, and both are ap classes except BC is harder (covers more info in the same amount of time). From what I hear, most of the students who are in Calc AB thinks it's pretty easy, while BC leaves most students crying. I'm planning on taking AB next year, it doesn't seem that bad. I think you should take it =]
Answered by gumdrop41 - Thu Feb 5 21:04:48 2009
AP Calculus ab free response questions?
Q. i'm in calculus ab and we have to do these six problems from the 2005 ap calculus ab exam(section 2 part b). i below is the link to the set of questions. if anyone knows how to solve any of these problems i would greatly appreciate the help! please!!!
Asked by vbgirl4 - Wed Apr 16 22:40:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That is alot to work on for one question, but I have the answer key with explanations. If you would like it, tell me your email and I will email it to you. If you want, I can help explain the answers through email or instant messenger. Good luck!
Answered by BlindedByReason - Thu Apr 17 21:32:00 2008
Q. i'm in calculus ab and we have to do these six problems from the 2005 ap calculus ab exam(section 2 part b). i below is the link to the set of questions. if anyone knows how to solve any of these problems i would greatly appreciate the help! please!!!
Asked by vbgirl4 - Wed Apr 16 22:40:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That is alot to work on for one question, but I have the answer key with explanations. If you would like it, tell me your email and I will email it to you. If you want, I can help explain the answers through email or instant messenger. Good luck!
Answered by BlindedByReason - Thu Apr 17 21:32:00 2008
AP Calc AB Exam today?
Q. Did anyone take the AP Calculus AB Exam today (May 9)? What did you think? I thought the MC was pretty easy but the FR was hard, especially #4 without a calculator and 6c.
Asked by Pius Thicknesse - Wed May 9 16:55:57 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Agreed, I thought I was cruising my way to a 5 till I got to the free response. 2, 3, and 4 destroyed me. Hopefully there's a big curve this year, because those questions were so much harder than the 2006 exam.
Answered by Mystic - Wed May 9 17:55:53 2007
Q. Did anyone take the AP Calculus AB Exam today (May 9)? What did you think? I thought the MC was pretty easy but the FR was hard, especially #4 without a calculator and 6c.
Asked by Pius Thicknesse - Wed May 9 16:55:57 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Agreed, I thought I was cruising my way to a 5 till I got to the free response. 2, 3, and 4 destroyed me. Hopefully there's a big curve this year, because those questions were so much harder than the 2006 exam.
Answered by Mystic - Wed May 9 17:55:53 2007
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