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I thought you did not do well on Algebra I. And now you are taking Calculus BC?
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I thought you did not do well on Algebra I. And now you are taking Calculus BC?
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It was II. And I've reviewed all of it this summer. I'm ready to roll 😎
I still dont understand why you need a prep book for an AP course since the book you use for the course will have all the info...it's not like a prep for MCAT/DAT/OAT where there are multiple subjects. Just study the course Jef.
I hate myself for this I really do... but I kinda liked the PR AP prep book I got for Biology, it simplified and condensed everything really neatly.
This is not to say that I would condone purchasing 5 different review books on the same subject, they all basically say the same thing.
It was II. And I've reviewed all of it this summer. I'm ready to roll 😎
Good luck! 👍
Bio is also completely different than calc. I can understand using a bio book since it probably does condense stuff..but for calc...and 5 of them?
I'm too sleepy to come up with a witty retort.
How's life?
Dude Jeff. You took Algebra I and II in high school. Have you taken Trigonometry before taking calculus?
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I'm too sleepy to come up with a witty retort.
How's life?
Meh, just life. You need to read my last post on our secret board.
Dude Jeff. You took Algebra I and II in high school. Have you taken Trigonometry before taking calculus?
My friend who took AP Calc told me not to bother with trig. Anything I need to know trig-wise should be easy to find right off Google.
My friend who took AP Calc told me not to bother with trig. Anything I need to know trig-wise should be easy to find right off Google.
If you are planning to take an algebra based physics course, trigonometry is very important.
If you are planning to take an algebra based physics course, trigonometry is very important.
All the trig I need is in my physics book anyway...
Meh, just life. You need to read my last post on our secret board.
Sure.
I heard Arco is supposed to be good..
http://www.amazon.com/Arco-Master-Calculus-Test-Teacher-Tested/dp/0764561812
http://www.amazon.com/Arco-Master-Calculus-Test-Teacher-Tested/dp/0764561812
Hey!
Your link http://www.amazon.com/Arco-Master-Calculus-Test-Teacher-Tested/dp/0764561812s is out of date
Hey!
Your link http://www.amazon.com/Arco-Master-Calculus-Test-Teacher-Tested/dp/0764561812s is out of date
I apologize.
Here: http://www.amazon.com/Master-AP-Calculus-2nd-Petersons/dp/0768924707
I used Princeton Review and a lot of collegeboard material for my 5.
Well our final exam was a released collegeboard exam so we took that in class and was helpful (couldn't take it home because it's illegal). And for homework a month up to the AP exam we just did all of the free response questions from 2000-2008. http://apcentral.collegeboard.com/apc/public/courses/teachers_corner/2178.htmlWhat kind of collegeboard material did you use for calc?
...My friend who took AP Calc told me not to bother with trig.

All the trig you need is in the calc book anyway. I have a trig supplement book too...
I just have a quick trig reference card to refer to when I need it.
Yeah, I even have a little section in my calc text that is devoted to trig. It's not that hard...I don't need a whole class to teach me that stuff.
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