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part A in the AP exam booklet: *screams*
me: *screams louder to assert dominance*
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so how was sch*ol
stupid. the first day is always 🙄
but in calc i was quaking bro. our first lesson was about limits and this middle aged man just makes like five mean girls references, including the iconic the limit does not exist, throughout the whole thing.
king
bro calc fuckin sucks. AB or BC?
bc 😔
When you felt good about getting a 4 on the BC calc exam but then see the score distribution
How do you study for BC Calc tests and quizzes? I have a B currently, and really need to bring it upto A. Will that be possible? Is redoing notes and HW problems sufficient?
Response from Al:
Personally, yes, redoing notes and HW problems have helped me on not only BC Calc tests, but TJ math tests in general since they let me get used to the mechanics and solve problems efficiently, and overall make me feel comfortable with answering math problems with a clear, logical process. I would give redoing problems a go if you haven’t already.
I would also recommend analyzing the types of errors you made on each test, and see if there was a continual trend in the types of errors you made. For example, does the true false section screw you up on most tests? If so, practice true false questions from the textbook if you’re not doing that already. I would say redoing problems would probably help you a lot on the free response. Although, I’ll warn you that since everyone learns best in different ways, I obviously can’t guarantee redoing problems will be the best way for you to ace BC tests. But, what I’m saying though is that it certainly won’t hurt to try if you haven’t done so already, and for you to learn from your mistakes. Good luck, anon!
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why the fuck am i having literally ZERO motivation to do any of my bc calc summer work when i know that school starts in literally 6 DAYS and we have a quiz over all of it like the second day of school and it’s my first period of the day AND that i will fail my first test if i don’t study???? why am i getting so frustrated and angry the minute i look at a problem. what the fuck
Here’s a calc proof I did for my fellow BC calc strugglers. Battered and bruised we may be, but we will live through this together!
so u have this integral, and then u have to subtract all this garbage
Dane, BC Calc 2017
