AB/AP Calculus Free Response Question 1c

[missjessicawatson]

oh th power of youtube!

I am using your videos as a last minute AP Calc review!

the big test is tomorrow, wish me luck!

[Danfranke3]

Thanks a lot for posting these video's. They helped me a lot!

[komoonshine]

lol btw i stopped listening just like in my math class but when you were nearing the end i noticed you said (0-4(4))^2 was (16)^2, not (-16)^2. i greatly appreciate these videos but in an instance where it asks to cube then you would have wasted your time because of one little - now that sucks

[Bludgeoned2DEATH2]

For f(x) = a/b

Quotient Rule: Low DHi (derivative of the top) less Hi DLo (derivative of the bottom), draw a line and denominator squared we'll go (ba' - ab'/b^2)

For f(x) = ab

Product Rule: One prime Two plus Two prime One (a'b + b'a)

These are saying my calculus teacher taught me, it helped me so much when learning these two rules.

[thedude15896]

Wait, this is the type of question that's on the AP exam? But this is so easy...

[komoonshine]

@thedude15896 this is the kind of math that you have to know how to do. the tricky part, i think, is that they ask real life questions that require this math to solve. luckily some are just like this...for the others, yeah i think i'll impress them with my AP art skills :D

[mariomaruf]

The North American advanced placement program only applies to secondary education supposing that Middle Schools are a part of primary education.

[imatrollz]

they have ap classes available in the middle schools here too

[moldymoldy]

cramming the night before the exam. you're amazing!

[soccerplaya727]

ur lying. 6th grade?? complete garbage

[NinjaXSong]

@soccerplaya727 it's not that complete garbage dude-i took it in 8th grade, and the class was freaking easy...but there are kids who are this advanced, like I've seen 6th grade kids qualifying for USAMO (US math olympiad, much much harder)

[dojOdRiFTeR]

beside idunno even now y i was on this page this is he easiest implict shit i have ever seen

[hello1234514]

that made sense and im not even in ap calc........yet!

[shizambam24]

im in the 6th grade nd im all Ap's. does that make me a genuis or a freak.. i have ap physics,ap calculus,ap french,ap us government, ap english,and finite

[xdeadlockxfan]

@shizambam24 How the hell can you have AP classes in 6th grade?

[dojOdRiFTeR]

thats bs kid your not a genius a genius by now would already be in university your just a parents cocksucking child that does all the work their parents beats them to do any way blow me kid may 5th ap cal bc omfggggggggggggggggggggggggggg­ggg

[shizambam24]

@dojOdRiFTeR it's not bs I really am. I am in ab but I may take the bc exam

[dojOdRiFTeR]

ain't buying shit kid no way in hell u could do bc u would proabbly get shitted on the cal and 6th grade more bs kid your only fooling your ego

[Dodosareawesome]

@shizambam24 makes you a liar :)

[shizambam24]

@Dodosareawesome I'm not Lyin I'm really not

[AnanaMango]

@shizambam24 Bull. Shit. If you take AP's, you're at least in High School so it's possible you'd be 6th grade age (but sooo unlikely. more likely if you're asian though =P), but if so, you'd've been promoted to at least 9th grade to be taking those classes.

[jakstrike1]

What age is this taught to in the US?

[TheSaladMenu]

I believe it's somewhere in the 16-20 range. Not completely sure, though, as it varies.

[mav624]

high school

[goalieman128]

usually 17 or 18

[jemaya123]

isn't the denominator supposed to be -16^2

because its 0-(4(4))?

[asifgone01]

negative sign is inside the bracket so it's essentially the same as 16^2.

[fldoughboy72]

I didn't think you were going to do all in one day..Good job.