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Calculus BC AP Calc BC Practice Test Section 1: Multi Choice Part 3
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In this lesson, our instructor John Zhu gives an introduction to an AP Calculus BC practice test. This is the multiple choice practice section: Part 3.
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Post by Xiangqing Zhuo on May 4, 2016
21 wrong
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Post by Xiangqing Zhuo on May 4, 2016
20 was wrong
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Post by Joondo Chang on May 10, 2015
Well I hope I don't get my arithmetic wrong.. For question 21, the answer should be B not A.
16/9=4/3... since 4/3 x 4/3 =16/9. You have to simplify it don't you?
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Last reply by: bienvenido villabroza
Wed Apr 13, 2016 10:15 PM
Post by Patrick Jin on April 27, 2015
SO MANY TYPOOOOSSSS. Problem 22 is like typos from start to the end.
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Post by Chris Ouyang on April 8, 2015
i'm pretty sure that the expression for the sum of a geometric series is a/(1-r), not r/(a-r)
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Post by Brett Wood on May 6, 2014
For # 20, isn't a geometric series from 1 to infinity supposed to have the power (n-1)?
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Post by Austin Burns on May 5, 2014
Also for problem 24, 0 plugged into (-1/x) is not 0, making the final answer -e^3-(-infinity) which equals just infinity.
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Last reply by: Chris Ouyang
Wed Apr 8, 2015 2:21 AM
Post by Thomas Zhang on April 19, 2014
For question 25, the bound is undefined at -2 as well, so answer c is just as valid as answer a which are both invalid by your logic...
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Post by Thomas Zhang on April 19, 2014
For problem 22, the denominator is not factorable. I think there might be a typo, should probably be x^2 + 4x -5