Showing posts with label AP Calculus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AP Calculus. Show all posts

Friday, March 21, 2014

AP Calculus Free Response with Answers

Here is the link to all the FRQs and the answer guidelines.

Remember for Tuesday, that you need to study up on 2009 Free Response A.  On Tuesday you will be given two of those exact questions to answer and I will grade them like the AP exam graders will grade them.

Friday, February 28, 2014

AP Calculus Solids of Revolution Worksheets


Here is the link to the first worksheet - Disc method

Here is the link to the second worksheet - washer method

There is also going to be two "mind bending" questions at the end of the test, so get some sleep Sunday night!

Tuesday, February 11, 2014

AP Calculus Solids of Revolution Videos



Here is a link to some great Khan Academy videos

Thursday, Feb 13th, we will be looking at the disk method.  I will expect you to understand the theory and I will simply go over the process in  few examples, so watch the first three videos and come prepared.  Thanks

Monday, January 27, 2014

AP Calculus Free Response 2013

 Here is the link to the Free Response questions from last year.

Remember for Friday I want you to try to answer the following questions related to Question 1

What does G(t) represent?  What are the units?
What would the integral of G(t) represent?  Units?
What would the derivative of G(t) represent?  Unit?

Have those questions answered (attempted) when you come to class on Friday or you'll be heading to the library.  Good luck

Tuesday, December 10, 2013

AP Calculus Exponent and Logs Tutorials

On the Friday when we get back there will be a test on this package of work.  Not a hard test, but a test to ensure that you know the rules of exponents and logarithms.  The following Monday we will be jumping right into the Derivative, Anti-derivative and applications so it is necessary that you are familiar with this stuff.  It isn't hard and it makes perfect sense... except maybe the natural log ,e, for now you don't need to understand it as long as you can use it! So please take a look at it and come prepared to ask questions when you get back in order to be prepared for the test.  Have a good holidays...and sorry!  Mr. B

Here the link to the package of practice exercises for those that didn't get the package..damn you paperas!!                             

Here is a link to the Khan Academy videos about Logs

Here is a link to the Khan Academy videos for Exponents

These are good notes about Exponents and Logs

Here are a butt-load of other videos explaining logarithms

Here are some more videos from youtube

Friday, October 18, 2013

AP Calculus T1 - W3 Definite Integrals


Here is the link to practice for the Definite Intergrals

We are having a small four question quiz on Monday about the first two sets of problems: from 1 -20...be ready please!

Your Reimann Sums assignment (which counts toward a test grade) are due on Tuesday.

Also Tuesday we will have a quiz on the rest of the problems from the set in the post... including the Trigonometry!!!

Thursday, October 3, 2013

AP Calculus Weblinks to study for tomorrow´s awesome Test!

Remember that we are only looking at AB section 1 multiple choice.  I took the test DIRECTLY from these sets of questions, and almost all of these we have done as bellwork over the course of the quarter... hopefully you were paying attention and participating!  See you tomorrow...xoxo Mr. B

http://online.math.uh.edu/apcalculus/exams/

http://online.math.uh.edu/apcalculus/2008_Exams/index.htm