Objectives of AP

Type 1: Multiple Choice Questions (No Calculator)

The question above tests your ability to evaluate limits. The answer to the above question is D but how should I solve it? And how to do it even without a calculator?

This is how the board in your class at Option would look like.

Appreciations if you got it right! You would have understood that it is imperative to know the identities and the equations related to the concept. Limits and continuity is one of the most important concepts on the AP Calculus examination and you can expect some questions from this area for sure on the exam.

We have collected a handful of questions based on the questions released by the Official College Board.

You can attempt these questions and cross check your answers.

Type 2: Multiple Choice (Calculator Allowed)

Question No.2

This question tests your ability to analyze functions. The correct answer to this problem is D.

Type 3: Free Response (Calculator Allowed)

Question No.3

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Type 3: Free Response (No Calculator)

Question No.4

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