I used to teach AP Calculus AB and that was one of the most fun experiences that I had. One of my favorites is related rates and the other one is optimization problems! It's amazing how a teacher can make such a huge difference in your life. My 8th grade math teacher was one of the best teachers that I have ever seen in my life and he is the one who inspired me to pursue math. Btw, great video! 🤩
Interesting that the first two ‘calculator’ problems would not have been too bad and certainly possible for a first year student without a calculator. Recent exam questions pretty much always give crazy equations on the calculator section (more like your #3) to hopefully make it obvious that they want you to go immediately to go to the calculator after setting up the integral or derivative.
33:16 That's easy AF, I can do it in my head, right side of the numerator becomes zero because it's being multiplied by 3×2 -2×3. Then it just becomes -2(something) ÷ (something)^2 = -2/7 Now (something) = 16-9 =7
1:31 - "for this, we can just use the calculator..." Me, taking the exam in 1989: "What? You have a calculator that just spits out this answer? I have to show my work, but you get to use a calculator?!?"
The current test/expectations have gone through 2 major revisions I think, and the one in 2017 expects much more verbal analysis (more words to justify your work), though not much more complex actual calculations. Good luck!
@@blackpenredpen Legally I’m not allowed to say any frq problems on the test were similar to one or more frq questions you covered here. But hypothetically speaking, if one of the frq questions was similar to one you went over, I would have gotten it right because of this video. Hypothetically of course.
For 1b) I would have just argued the argument is 7/2=3.5 which is more than pi but less than 3pi/2. Sine is decreasing on this interval. You gotta save as much time as possible on these exams! :-)
Interesting. These questions are all pretty standard and familiar in the Specialist Maths high school subject in Australia (with the exception of taylor series).
Just watching you reminiscence back in the high school days and you realize it was a 17 years ago. I started laughing when you had existential crisis. I bet you were having an inner monologue saying "Has 17 years really passed? I am getting old...."
@@blackpenredpen It would have caused me to waste time lol. Love your channel sir. If you have the inclination, could you do some vector calculus content, line integrals, divergence theorem, etc..?? Thank you for your time regardless
May the 4th be with you, administration round 1 students! They're doing three rounds for the exam this year FYI. May 4th, May 24th, and an online one in June.
@@blackpenredpen Yep, three different tests. The online one will likely look pretty different as well since there are too many online tools that can solve basic integrals and such. I think BC needed this. I follow the AP Calculus teacher community on Facebook pretty closely and it is clear that some classes/schools really need the extra time since every district this year has handled class times and meeting arrangements differently. Personally, I was able to finish the curriculum in time, but about three weeks later than I would have liked, so I gave my students the choice on what date they'd like to take it and it was a pretty 50/50 split between the two in-person dates. I'm calling my May 4thers the scouts for the May 24thers!
@@noahtawil8793 It seems difficult to answer questions of it like they change it and then change from tan to like sec^2 and i’m like this is nothing to do with maths this is just puzzles
@@elimarburger1659 IKR I felt like the multiple choice was very easy, and even the calculator free responses weren’t bad, but the no calc free response was hard
@@blackpenredpen thank you! But I do not have any math APs (if computer science a and statistics do not count as math) though, lol! I am also Chinese btw
Hey bprp i hope you find this comment Can you do a video on the following limit? Lim n-> inf (ln(n!)/n) important to mention** Its a calc 2 question(so without gamma function)and its a proof: proof that this limit= infinity.
Me in high school 0:33
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Imagine bprp sir when young
Lol you looked really good!
:D
Hey can u give me the answer of Laplace of x^-3/2
ممكن ترجمه بالعربي للفيديو Can I translate it in Arabic for the video please
Good luck to everyone testing on Tuesday the 4th!
May the fourth integrate well with you.
I used to teach AP Calculus AB and that was one of the most fun experiences that I had. One of my favorites is related rates and the other one is optimization problems!
It's amazing how a teacher can make such a huge difference in your life. My 8th grade math teacher was one of the best teachers that I have ever seen in my life and he is the one who inspired me to pursue math.
Btw, great video! 🤩
Thanks for sharing! : )
@@blackpenredpen Absolutely! Thank you!
good luck to all you brethren taking the calc bc exam this year :)
Thxx
I failed
@@keltondsouza5409 the Top question :(
47:31 is the funniest thing I have seen in a while
Lol thanks
Because it's accurate lol
Interesting that the first two ‘calculator’ problems would not have been too bad and certainly possible for a first year student without a calculator. Recent exam questions pretty much always give crazy equations on the calculator section (more like your #3) to hopefully make it obvious that they want you to go immediately to go to the calculator after setting up the integral or derivative.
I love how the non-college board released videos are more helpful than the actual AP review videos
Came here after taking the AP Calc BC exam. Thank you so much for the help this schoolyear; you're amazing!
First :DDDD
congrats on 700k that is epic
33:16 That's easy AF, I can do it in my head, right side of the numerator becomes zero because it's being multiplied by 3×2 -2×3. Then it just becomes -2(something) ÷ (something)^2 = -2/7
Now (something) = 16-9 =7
0:33 The sensei of the sensei?
Yes.
41:20
Q6 can be solve by expanding sin(5x+π/4)= cos(π/4)sin(5x) + sin(π/4)cos(5x) and writing each sin(5x) & cos(5x) as taylor series in (5x)…
Ayy I’ve got my BC test this Tuesday so this is great practice 😁
How was it
Got a 5 😄
It makes sense that I’m able to do these problems because I’m in bc right now, but it’s weird because this is a bprp video lol
DAMN I LOVE YOU....
This was me last year. I was shook at the fact that I solved the problems. Surprisingly, I still know my calculus
1:31 - "for this, we can just use the calculator..."
Me, taking the exam in 1989: "What? You have a calculator that just spits out this answer? I have to show my work, but you get to use a calculator?!?"
we have to show work for certain sections, as this is just a part of the problem, using a calculator would be faster
This is good practice for my BC exam coming up
Ty bprp :)
Glad to hear that. And thanks for coming Albert!
In my high school , the only thing I do is "BAKCHODI"
I miss doing these problems. I’d rather do these problems than real analysis 😫
You have an error at 18:50! The result should be negative, not positive. Great work as always, you've helped me so much for BC Calc this year :)
Yeah I saw that too and was like: he's probably going to notice right?
I’m only in calc A rn but hopefully this helps me out next year!!
Thanks for this wonderful walkthrough!
Half of these were in AB as well. See description for it. Best wishes for u
@@blackpenredpenI ended up getting a 5 on the BC test!
This makes the AP calc test feel so much easier, hopefully the test on Tuesday is as easy as this.
The current test/expectations have gone through 2 major revisions I think, and the one in 2017 expects much more verbal analysis (more words to justify your work), though not much more complex actual calculations. Good luck!
Best of luck!
It won't be sadly, I wish.
@@blackpenredpen Legally I’m not allowed to say any frq problems on the test were similar to one or more frq questions you covered here. But hypothetically speaking, if one of the frq questions was similar to one you went over, I would have gotten it right because of this video. Hypothetically of course.
Can you do an Algebra and Trig walk through from subject begining to end?
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love you Steve, Ahmed from Egypt😍😍😍
That's weird
Imagine steve with his high school hair and his current beard
At 18:48, the answer should have been -2.983
Yes. I forgot the negative.... like always 😆
Coming back after acing Ap Calc BC. Really appreciated
Good luck to everyone on APs! Y’all gonna kill it just relax!! 👍🏼👍🏼
For 1b) I would have just argued the argument is 7/2=3.5 which is more than pi but less than 3pi/2. Sine is decreasing on this interval. You gotta save as much time as possible on these exams! :-)
Interesting. These questions are all pretty standard and familiar in the Specialist Maths high school subject in Australia (with the exception of taylor series).
A good student always thanks his good teacher
This is great! Could you also do something similar for an IB Analysis and Approaches Higher Level paper? Thanks and love your content
In exercise 3 question b -7/(3+cos(2²))=-2.983 not 2.983
Yea... I forgot the neg sign
that first question was so easy. im hoping for a question like that on the 24th
Well just took the test and lemme say, it was nothing like this lol
Wow, I feel old... I took the Calc BC exam in 1989 (11th grade).
How is this dude 15 years younger than me?
Damn that’s old
Just watching you reminiscence back in the high school days and you realize it was a 17 years ago. I started laughing when you had existential crisis. I bet you were having an inner monologue saying "Has 17 years really passed? I am getting old...."
I would have been so happy to get that first frq on my calc ab exam this year
Congrats AGAIN 17 yrs
Nice tribute to Mr. Schneider. 👍🏽
You should try the claculus questions from Indian Statistical Institute (ISI) entrance test. They are very tough.
Agreed
I think there is a mistake on 3b.
(-7)/(3+cos(4)) = -1.751
16:00 what is the k value
When I was a senior in hs I was just taking precalc... I wish I had taken hs more seriously
Thank you, my teacher can go on tangents while lecturing so I miss some things. This was really helpful :D
Can we expect a course on combinatorics on your channel it will be really helpful!
18:47 there's no way that could equal a positive number, look again
Calculators don’t do calculus they use numbers right?
55:17 that's the moment when you think about your life
2004 BC?? Man you have a beard, but I didn't expect you to be that old!
Thanks and greetings from Bolivia!!
Damn this paper is damn easy .glad you are a good teacher
Why all these numeric answers rather than precise concise expressions in terms of sin and cos.
"I will tell those gods you helped in trusts in the maths!" -- peace on you.
Can you please do 100 double integrals?
IS THIS PRE RECORDED?
Me, a new calc 1 student after question 1: "Wow that wasn't actually that hard" 😄
Me after skipping to the last question: 💀
But AP reuses the test questions, right?
i like your class . it's very helpful for me .
This is foreshadowing for next year for me
I’m in AB calc and the first 5 questions are all things we learned this year 😂 I’m not so scared for bc rn
Sir i want to share a question to you how can i
Couldn't you just say approx 82 cars per min for (c)? What after all, is 81.899 cars? 81 and an accident?
I went with the official answer. I think we can have decimal for rates.
@@blackpenredpen It would have caused me to waste time lol. Love your channel sir.
If you have the inclination, could you do some vector calculus content, line integrals, divergence theorem, etc..?? Thank you for your time regardless
Maybe in the future. Thanks for the comments.
May the 4th be with you, administration round 1 students!
They're doing three rounds for the exam this year FYI. May 4th, May 24th, and an online one in June.
Yea and do you think that’s a good idea? Are they just going to give 3 different tests?
@@blackpenredpen Yep, three different tests. The online one will likely look pretty different as well since there are too many online tools that can solve basic integrals and such. I think BC needed this. I follow the AP Calculus teacher community on Facebook pretty closely and it is clear that some classes/schools really need the extra time since every district this year has handled class times and meeting arrangements differently. Personally, I was able to finish the curriculum in time, but about three weeks later than I would have liked, so I gave my students the choice on what date they'd like to take it and it was a pretty 50/50 split between the two in-person dates. I'm calling my May 4thers the scouts for the May 24thers!
@@jonathanmcgreal234 Ah I see. I wish your students the best of luck! : )
Gotta love that shinchan on right side ❤️
how was integral of cos(t^2) calculated?
Can anyone tell me how to ask a question from him,I mean how to reach to him to ask a question
Petition for using the the derivative wrt fish
I’m in precal this year and I take BC next year and I’m very scared now lol :/
Did u get a 5 sir?
Yes 😃
got a 5 on mine last year🤝 good luck all
This is awesome
Love from Bangladesh ❤️
Can someone tell me how old are the person that passes this type of exam ? Thank you so much !
anywhere from 15-18, usually
Can someone tell me who takes AP Exams and what is it for?
Why are these questions so complicated? And I ain’t at calculus i’m in 10th grade
@ゴゴ Joji Joestar ゴゴ Sorry?
@@ryanjagpal9457 it won’t seem that complicated once you learn calculus
@@noahtawil8793 It seems difficult to answer questions of it like they change it and then change from tan to like sec^2 and i’m like this is nothing to do with maths this is just puzzles
Calc BC test tomorrow, wish me luck
The frqs weren't too nice this year
@@elimarburger1659 IKR I felt like the multiple choice was very easy, and even the calculator free responses weren’t bad, but the no calc free response was hard
THAT'S HIGH SCHOOL MATHS?!?!?! damn
are you trying to say its hard or easy?
LOL you got me at 47:30
i will take calculus bc tomorrow wish me luck guys
Best of luck!!
@@blackpenredpen omg thank you so much
FRQ part was really hard but i hope i can get a 5 with multiple :)
Who else noticed the Shinchan on the right?
2 days to my first AP
Best of luck!
@@blackpenredpen thank you! But I do not have any math APs (if computer science a and statistics do not count as math) though, lol!
I am also Chinese btw
I hope God bless you
Hey bprp i hope you find this comment
Can you do a video on the following limit?
Lim n-> inf (ln(n!)/n)
important to mention**
Its a calc 2 question(so without gamma function)and its a proof:
proof that this limit= infinity.
I get free motivation by the way you speak and do math
Blackpenredpen is best!
This may be an odd unrelated question, but are you a Muslim?
Question 3 is wrong. Should be -2.98
Uhh my AB calc exam I took like 3 days ago was much harder than this...and this is BC
Yeah curriculum has changed a lot since ‘04
I like how most questions are jee main level😀😀
JEE Advance: Am i a joke to you!
Yaha pe mat aao. Live comment pe jao
Who knows Ramadan here🙂🙂
second :C
In India,JEE ADVANCED is harder than these Qs!😂
Thirddd
Well When you realise all questions are damn easy for a JEE aspirant 😂😂😂
In India these questions are given to 11th standard students to solve lol
Shave that beard bruh
In India, JEE ADVANCED maths is higher level than these Qs! Hit like if you agree!
Isn't that a bad thing though? Easier is good.
Ig the harder the better...Or else you won't learn anything new
@@karanjadhav818 good point
Who knows Ramadan here🙂🙂