Hi, everyone. Junior here about to take the AP Calc AB exam and I'm trying to find some effective practice exams to help me prepare. Does anyone know where I can find good resources for these?
There are several sources where you can find practice exams for AP Calculus AB.
Firstly, the College Board's website provides previously released free-response questions. These questions can be a great resource not only for practice but also to understand the formatting and style of questions that could be asked.
Next, review books often include practice exams. Books such as Barron's or The Princeton Review's Cracking the AP Calculus AB Exam book are tailored specifically for this exam and offer multiple practice tests. If you have access to educational libraries, such as those offered by schools or community centers, they might have copies of these books available for use.
The Barron’s AP Calculus AB book, in particular, is a favorite among students. It contains comprehensive content review for all test topics, including the AP test scoring methods, and also offers a practice exam as well as a mini diagnostic test.
Finally, there are numerous online resources offering practice exams and questions. These online resources can provide a wide array of problems to practice, though ensure they are credible sources. Websites like Khan Academy not only have collection of practice questions, quizzes but also provide video explanations of how to solve many types of problems you'll encounter on the exam.
Remember, practicing and understanding your mistakes are key strategies to succeed in any exam. Good luck with your preparations!
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