Thursday, February 22, 2007
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This blog is dedicated to helping students have a good understanding of what to expect on the AP Calculus Free Response Questions. Use the Topics menu on the right to find the solution you're looking for.
Topics
Area and Volume:
2002 1 BC,2002 3b BC,2003 1 BC,2003 1b BC,2004 2 BC ,2004 5b BC,2005 1 BC,2005 5b BC,2006 1 BC,2006 1b BC
Rates:
2002 2 BC,2002 2b BC,2003 5 BC,2004 1 BC,2005 2b BC,2005 5 BC,2006 2 BC,2006 4b BC
Differential Equations:
Series:
Parametric:
FTC:
Polar:
2003 3 BC, 2003 2b BC, 2005 2 BC
Other: Email me at Kaleb_Allinson@lkstevens.wednet.edu Please comment if you have a question about a solution.
2002 1 BC,2002 3b BC,2003 1 BC,2003 1b BC,2004 2 BC ,2004 5b BC,2005 1 BC,2005 5b BC,2006 1 BC,2006 1b BC
Rates:
2002 2 BC,2002 2b BC,2003 5 BC,2004 1 BC,2005 2b BC,2005 5 BC,2006 2 BC,2006 4b BC
Differential Equations:
Series:
Parametric:
FTC:
Polar:
2003 3 BC, 2003 2b BC, 2005 2 BC
Other: Email me at Kaleb_Allinson@lkstevens.wednet.edu Please comment if you have a question about a solution.
2 comments:
So, is it expected that you would plug in a variable rather than a long decimal # for the integrand, or would writing it out be fine?
Writing it out is fine, but when you plug it in you need to be as accurate as possible. So you need to store the value as something in your calculator so you are using the whole value and not a rounded approximation. If you have to just plug in the number, you need to take as many digits as you can.
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