There are often alternative approaches that produce thesame choice of answer, and for some questions such multiple approachesare provided.
The solution to each multiple-choice question suggests one possible way to.Over the years,some topics have been added or removed, but almost all of the old questions still offerinteresting opportunities to investigate concepts and assess student understanding.Always consult the most recent Course Description on AP Central® for the currenttopic outlines for Calculus AB and Calculus BC. Multiple-choice questions from past AP Calculus Exams provide a rich resource forteaching topics in the course and reviewing for the exam each year. Part B 1331998 AP Calculus BC Exam, Section 1 138 AP Calculus Multiple-Choice Question Collection 1969-1998 TheCollege Board encourages the elimination of barriers that limit access to demanding coursesfor all students, particularly those from traditionally underrepresented ethnic, racial, andsocioeconomic groups.For more information about equity and access in principle and practice, please send an emailto. Schools should make every effort to ensurethat AP and other college-level classes reflect the diversity of the student population.
All students should beencouraged to accept the challenge of a rigorous academic curriculum through enrollmentin college preparatory programs and AP courses.
As part of this,all students should be given appropriate guidance about college admissions, and providedthe full support necessary to ensure college admission and success. The College Board believes that all students should be prepared for and have an opportunityto participate successfully in college, and that equitable access to higher education must be aguiding principle for teachers, counselors, administrators, and policymakers. AP Calculus Multiple-Choice Question Collection 1969-1998ĪP Calculus Multiple-Choice Question CollectionCopyright © 2005 by College Board.
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