AP Calculus AB and BC Introduction and Prerequisites - Precalculus Review - AP Exam Review

Before you watch this video all about Unit 1 of AP Calculus AB/BC, Limits and Continuity, make sure you actually pass a precalculus class. I will be available in my discord server whenever you guys need extra help with AP Calculus AB or Ap Calculus BC or any other AP exam for that matter. I took them all. If you need AP practice questions, study guides, private tutoring, anything else, we can work something out. Never be afraid to message me or reach out to my fantastic community on Discord.

So I am going to need you guys to master things like factoring, multiplying by the conjugate, domain and range, x-intercepts, y-intercepts, trigonometry, the unit circle, triangles, and a whole bunch of other precalculus topics. There is a very good reason that they make you take precalc before calculus.

Math class was always so frustrating for me. I’d go to a class, spend hours on homework, and three days later have an “Ah-ha!” moment about how the problems worked that could have slashed my homework time in half. I’d think, “WHY didn’t my teacher just tell me this in the first place?!”

Well as a student, I know everything you guys are going through. In fact, I know exactly what my teachers should be doing in order to make all of the material just that much easier. It's not every day that you find a kid who can teach you things the way you want and also is considerably better at the material than most of the other teachers who do 10-minute review videos. I can not even begin to explain how useless ten-minute review videos are. they are too short for any meaningful learning to take place.

[moustachepig]

Bro gets a 5 and immediately drops this

[RiverMarker]

the video is so good for self learner like me, barely find any resources better than that

[RyanDeSilva-qjkp]

Just Came to the latest video, Really like your content would be super helpful if you do a full course for IB DP MATHS AA SL

[mhammad]

Great video! Looking forward to watching this series to review content for my upcoming Calc BC exam.

Pardon me though, I believe there's an error towards the end - isn't the conversion *Radians into 180/π = degrees?*

[jzstudioshorts]

Wait I have a question in regards to the first example of the line of discontinuity. If x = -1, why would it be on the y-axis?

[TRIPLY]

To be honest, it's a good video. But there is a little mistake, the hole is at x=-1, not y=-1 (x=0).🙂🤝