AP Precalculus FRQ 1 Practice Problem

In this video we do an AP Precaluclus FRQ #1 practice problem. Based on the Course and Exam Description (google AP Precalc CED), the FRQs are always going to look very similar every year, so I looked at what they gave us and made a new practice problem.

In this problem we have a table of values for the function f and the function g whose equation is given.
In part A we find a composition of functions and then evaluate the inverse at a point. I also explain why the function has an inverse.
In part B we solve an equation with our calculator and describe the end behavior of the function using limit notation.
In part C we decide what model (linear, quadratic, exponential, or logarithmic) best fits the function given in the table. I then go over the proper justification you'd give for each of those models.

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[dyoverdx]

nicely created! we had to submit some questions of our own question during the last summer appc training. would be cool if one of mine is selected

[tiffanychon]

hi, can you make more videos for the other 3 types of frqs for ap precalc? thanks!

[jasonnobuta]

Is it possible you can do for FRQ #2? Im especially stuck with using average rate of change to find it and explain it.

[Rose-peob]

Hey, turk do you have an Instagram account, I have a real ap calculus ab frq question that I did last year and I rlly need it to be solved by you please, it is just two questions .