AP Calculus Forum

So we've been told we are the last of our kind. The last to be honoured to have been in a full class hosted by Mr. G. And it really is an honour. Mr. G, thank you for teaching us math and making school fun again. I think you made a positive difference in all of our lives. I know many of us were sadd

Mr. G, during the unit tests the activeboard was conveniently damaged from reoccurring blunt force so the inverse trig derivatives were stuck on it. Will those formulas be given to us on the exam? If not, for studying purposes, would we just need sin, cos, tan derivatives and inverse sin, cos, tan d

So I am just kind of curious if IDC stuff is on the exam.

Do you have a solutions sheet for the optional optimization worksheet? Trying to figure out where mistakes are.

I hope you're all having a great summer! The AP exam results are now in. Well done, kids! Be sure to check your score online (send me a message if you're having difficulty finding your score). Best wishes for September!

So here I am, taking a much needed break from studying, when I look to my teammate and observe G-man in my midst. Glad he didn't spontaneously ask me how many degrees are in 1.7 radians...

So how do we go about rotating something when it is around like x=3 or something?

Gaggle, I'm writing this message to inform you of the expectations for your knowledge of L'Hôpitals Rule on the upcoming test. In class today, I believe I made a comment indicating that any questions requiring L'Hôpital's Rule on the test would initially be of the indeterminate form 0/0 or ∞/∞. Well

Give me your insight, G dog

1. Are differentials on the test? I have no clue what they are. 2. Do we get the newton's method equation? I don't feel like memorizing it. 3. What prevents Newton's method from happening? 4. What prevents a linearization from happening, such as what this question is asking?

While redoing the tests from this year, I came across this question and its solution. It may just be that I'm forgetting something from a lesson we did back in March, but could you maybe please explain the process of what's going on here and why we're doing it? The part that really gets me is the li

So on our Semester one report card, it had this class listed as the midterm then. Do we get a mark for this class in our Semester two midterm, which the universities will see?

Is the test still on for today?

Comrade G could you please assist me with a problem from the list. Textbook page 66, question 31. Question states: Evaluate the limit of (sinX) / (2X^2 - X) as X approaches 0. Please help me, Obi-G Kenobi, you're my only hope.

Do we do any linear algebra in this course with like circles and stuff?

Edit: Too late, I failed.

I have a question about #8, The question tell you that the rate that the side of an equalaterial triangle is decreasing at is 2cm/s and that you have to find the rate the area is decreasing when it is 100cm^2. I assumed that you would use the equation that finds the area of an equalaterial in relat

@Jeremus von Stroheim A more realistic model?....