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For both there is a‘calculator NOT allowed’ section and a ‘graphing calculator is required’ section.  \nOn the two FR sections you have a total 1 hour and 30 minutes to do 6 questions, 3 with your TI-89 handheld and 3 without. In Section 1 Part A, you will have 55 minutes to complete 28 MC questions where a calculator is NOT allowed. Section 1 Part B requires a calculator to complete  \n17 MC questions in 50 minutes.  \n1. About how much time should you spend on each question in each part of the exam?  \nTip \\#2 – Know the expectations  \nOn the calculator active questions you should:  \n􀁸 Give answers to 3 decimal places (unless it says otherwise, e.g. , give answer to the nearest cent) .  \n􀁸 Be able to do the following four things:  \no graph on an arbitrary window  \no solve equations (find zeros and intersection points)  \no numerically calculate the derivative  \no numerically calculate the definite integral  \n2. The position function of a particle is s(t) = 3t + 6.5sin(2t) . What is v(2)?  \nOn the HOME screen, enter d(3t+6.5sin(2t),t)|t=2 . You can access the derivative command by selecting F3:Calc > 1:d( differentiate , or by using the shortcut 2 + = . The “such that”bar after the derivative command is input by pressing the Í key.  \nNotice the mode settings at the bottom of your screen. It should say RAD indicating that you are in radian mode. To change the angle mode, go to MODE > Angle. You will only need to be in radian mode for the entire AP exam.  \nUsing AUTO mode under MODE > Exact/Approx is also nice. You get an exact answer if possible, or if there is a decimal in what you enter, you get a decimal answer. Pressing ¥ + ¸ (≈) will give an approximation.  \n*AP, College Board, and SAT are registered trademarks ofthe College Board, which was not involved in the production of and does not endorse this product.  \nTip \\#3 – Have the right gear  \nBesides the right settings, bring a couple of pencils. You can actually bring 2 graphing calculators. Be sure they have reasonably fresh batteries.  \n3. h(x) = 􀂳0x 􀀋 t cos 􀀋 t 3 􀀌 􀀐 0.7􀀌 dt . Where is h(x) increasing on the interval –1.8 \u003C x \u003C 1.4?  \nFind the solution graphically. Press ¥ + \\# and enter the function in y1(x) . The integration command can be entered by pressing 2 + \u003C . Change the window to view only the domain by pressing ¥ + $ and entering XMin: –1.8 and XMax: 1.4. Graph the derivative. Why? What are you looking for?  \nFind the zeros by selecting F5:Math > 2:Zero. You can trace to input your lower and upper limits to find each root or enter your lower and upper limits on the keypad.  \nTry solving for the zeros algebraically. Press \" to return to the HOME screen. Then press F2:Algebra > Solve. If you have already entered the function in y1(x) and the derivative of the function in y2(x), enter solve(y2(x)=0,x)|–1.8\u003Cx\u003C1.4 .  \nThe ‘such that’ symbol needs to be outside of the parentheses.  \n4. Find the area of the region bounded by y = 1x , y = 3ln(x), and the vertical line x = 3.  \nOne way to find the intersection point is to graph the functions using a suitable window and then selecting F5:Math > 5:Intersection. Use the ¸ key and the arrow keys to select the two curves and input a lower and upper bound. To store a value, like the x-coordinate of the point of intersection, press the § key. This will store the x-coordinate of the point of intersection as xc. Then, use xc in the limits of integration. By doing this, you won’t make a rounding error and you won’t make a mistake in typing the numbers. Next, return to the HOME screen and solve the integral.  \n©2011 Texas Instruments Incorporated Page 2 AP Calculus Exam Prep  \nPart 2 – AB Exam Practice Non-Calculator Type Questions  \nAnswer the following AP-type exam questions. These are similar to non-calculator questions you will encounter on the exam. You should spend on average less than 2","cbCaihGISn7Nwe2S","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihGISn7Nwe2S","pdf",72278,"English","# Part 1 – Calculator Active Exam Tips\n## Tip #1 – Know the course\n## Tip #2 – Know the expectations\n## Tip #3 – Have the right gear\n## Example question set (FR problems)\n# Part 2 – AB Exam Practice Non-Calculator Type Questions","[{\"question\":\"How is the AP Calculus calculator-active portion organized and what time limits apply?\",\"answer\":\"The guide separates free-response (FR) and multiple-choice (MC) work, with calculator-allowed and calculator-required subsections. 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