AP / AB Calculus Test - Sample Questions 1 & 2

[jep]

Ive seen some problems the College Board has and they are harder than this, but your videos have helped me a lot because my Calculus teacher just plain suuuucks...

[jachina]

I'm taking AP calculus exam in May, so these videos will help me out a lot, thank you patrick

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ahhh calc ab test tomorrow! im not ready at all!

[patrickjmt]

BC is harder - tougher questions that reflect a better understanding / better technical skills

[patrickjmt]

they are tests that high school students take to get credit in college. they also look good on college transcripts when applying to schools.
personally, i think they are bogus (like most standardized tests used in usa), but they are very very popular.

[skillzgamer]

I'm not currently being taught calculus. Nevertheless, I perceive it as an art, adorned in a great, enigmatic, potent philosophy, subsequently leading me to speculate on how to transcend such advantageous knowledge beyond the encapsulated prism of standard comprehension and implement this notion in my current life, though the principle of reality does have an innate tendency to disabuse me of these specified wills, regardless of my insatiable desire to overcome such limitations.
Great video btw. ;)

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I love you!!! AB test tommorow, ready to

[asceli]

I'm going to college and got a 4 on the ap exam my junior year of hs, so I'm trying to re-learn/recollect some things I forgot to do. These videos are excellent. Love calc.

[Kakashi]

thank you, this is extremely helpful since the AP exam is tomorrow...

[komodo]

what is an AP/AB...??
thnx man got calculus in a week's time to study hooked on u're channel dude..thnx a LOT!

[tinky]

L'Hospital's Rule would be far easier to use then dividing by the highest power in the numerator and denominator

[GeekSlayer]

People who suggested using the L'hospital rule. If the numerator is top heavy the limit is infinity. If it is bottom heavy, it is 0, and if it is powers equal the the answer is the coefficient of the highest power in the numerator divided by coefficient of the highest power in the denominator.

[jadog]

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[edogwaconan]

=] Thank you so muchh...
Your videos helped me pull up my avg by 9 points... =D YOU ARE AWESOME!!!!

[mariomaruf]

What if the limit approached negative infinity for the second problem?

[yogendrabala]

I understand that I'm 2 years late but for one, you're squaring it so it would be positive. And even if it was negative infinite cube you cancel it and are left with 5/4.

[tamyaskinner]

this is helpful. im going to take pre calculus though but the 2nd problem was much easier

[feel-my-hope]

Omg
I really need this
Oh I find the cure

[MathMikie]

great are these just single variable calculus what is AP/AB calculus

[xKikero]

I thought it was just the addition of series?