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Unit 10: Infinite Sequences and Series (BC only) Unit 9: Parametric Equations, Polar Coordinates, and Vector-Valued Functions (BC only) Unit 6: Integration and Accumulation of Change Unit 5: Analytical Applications of Differentiation Unit 4: Contextual Applications of Differentiation Unit 3: Differentiation: Composite, Implicit, and Inverse Functions This is the time when all that hard work studying and prepping will pay off, and you can now take the test with with confidence.Unit 2: Differentiation: Definition and Fundamental Properties

In other words, if you have worked out a problem using a good calculus method, and the answer choice is right there in the list, then choose it! Don’t spend valuable time second-guessing yourself.

Last but not least, don’t psych yourself out.

Try simplifying your answer so that it looks like one of the choices. Often the answers have been simplified by algebra.

If the solution you worked out does not match any of the answer choices, don’t despair.

Check out AP Calculus Review: Process of Elimination Technique for more ideas.

If you cannot figure out the correct answer directly, try process of elimination.

Then on your second pass, go back through and try to work out the remaining problems. The idea is to get a large amount of correct answers in a short amount of time. On your first pass through the section, work out the problems that you can do quickly, efficiently, and (most importantly) correctly.

There is no “None of the Above” choice, so you can be sure that one of the answers must be correct.

A single word can make a huge difference in choosing the correct answer. No amount of “gaming” the test will make up for a lack of content knowledge. This is the single best piece of advice on a test like this.

The following tips include general advice that could apply to any test, as well as help for the AP Calculus specifically. Tips for Answering Multiple Choice Questions There’s no penalty for guessing, so you should never leave any answers blank. So if you absolutely had to guess, then you have a 25% probability of getting a correct answer. Overall you have 105 minutes for both of those sections, so that translates to over 2 minutes per question.Įach MC question has four answer choices below it. These are split up into a calculator and no-calculator section. Multiple Choice Questions on the AP Calculus Examīoth the AP Calculus AB and BC tests have 45 multiple choice questions. In this short article you’ll see a few tips that may help improve your performance in the MC section.

The AP Calculus exam consists of two sections, multiple choice (MC) and free response (FR).