AP Calculus AB 2008 Multiple Choice (No Calculator)

In this video, I go through no calculator multiple choice questions from the 2008 AP Calculus exam. The theme in this video is to show the most efficient solution to all questions so that the viewer can finish this section of the AP test at a 2 min/question pace.

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[prabhleenreen]

thank u so much sir if u ever need a kidney or some shit hmu

[pazperez]

A couple days before the exam I’m so happy I found this channel

[dmsh]

Maybe somebody already have noticed it, but in the 5th question (5:12) we could factor x^2, simplify, plug 0, and then got the answer 8/(-16) = -(1/2)

[aakash_kul]

Thank you so much! Even though I'm learning AP Calculus BC myself using Khan Academy and some other websites, and don't even know what an integral is yet, I understood it very easily! I'm going to watch it again as a review for the test! Thank you so much!

[jeffersonho]

When your teacher expects you to get a 5 on the ap exam which which also determine your second semester grade... but he prepared us really well so let’s get this 5

[abdullahkadory]

What a great video I absolutely love how you explain the questions. Thank you so much and keep it up!

[angrynooblets]

Who’s here studying for 2021 calc test on May 4th

[massivelegend]

holy shit why does 2008 look so much easier than the more recent years, seriously these questions are straightforward and actually assess whether or not you know calculus, now our questions want to know how many videogames per week per month per year are being sold using constants they pulled out of their ass.

[jyavant]

I have a BC exam tomorrow but have forgotten everything about AB. Wish me luck.

[fedfoofy]

Just randomly found this in my recommended even though I already took this exam 7 years ago lol. I took the BC version and got a 5, ez.

[connorh.]

34:50 incase anyone is reading this and might find this helpful: a super shortcut is that the sign of a function always changes across a root that comes from a factor that has an odd power. So the sign doesnt change over 0 since x^2 has an even power, but it changes over 3 and 6 because (x-3)^1 is an odd power factor and (x-6)^1 is an odd power factor. (NOTE: it matters the power on the outside of the factor so if the factor was (x-5)^2 there would be a sign change across x = 5, but there would not be a sign change if it was (x^2 -5) because the WHOLE factor is to the first power.

[cait]

I hope the difficulty of the questions this year will be similar to this 2008 exam, my exam is in 2 days and I am just hoping I manage to get a 3, thank you for uploading this it's super helpful ♡♡♡

[Alexandra-gqne]

thank you so much!! I take my ap calc exam in less than 10 hours so this was pretty helpful :)))

[gitudegefa]

Ive never seen that short cut on #4. Pretty dope

[cnashner]

Thanks GOAT, getting ready to ace my final tomorrow cause of you!

[purdyscotchwell]

The mock is today for me sksksks
Your video has been a help for last minute things
Thanks!!!

[jacksonpope]

For question 7 it’s telling you the C value so instead of doing all that work you can add 2 after integrating

[benglover]

On number 5 a faster way of doing it would be to factor out the x^2 on both the numerator and denominator before you even consider L’Hopital’s Rule. You get -1/2 after substituting 0 as well.

[melodii]

1.25 speed for faster but understandable calc

[aleksanderasimov]

since when did mark walberg know ap calc?