AP Calculus AB - 8th / 9th Grade
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Taught by Dr. Ahn
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Among students who are trained for competition math, Dr. Ahn selects a handful of extremely talented 8th and 9th graders and invites them to this Elite class.
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These students take the real AP Calculus AB test administered by College Board in May each year.
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Their training starts in June (Summer) as they enter 8th and 9th grade.
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They have extra intensive courses during Summer, Thanksgiving break, Winter break and Spring break.

Picture above: Shows Dr. Ahn training 3 exceptionally talented 8th graders for AP Calculus AB that was taken in May 2018. Two students got 5/5 and one student 4/5. - Image is blurred for privacy.
TEST FORMAT
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2 Parts (Free Response Questions / Multiple Choice)
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These two parts are given 50% / 50% in scores.
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FRQ: Part A (2 Questions/ 30 min/ Graphing Calculator)
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FRQ: Part B (4 Questions/ 60 min/ No Calculator)
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M/C: Part A (28 Questions/ 55 min/ No Calculator)
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M/C: Part B (17 Questions/ 50 min/ Graphing Calculator)
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Preparation for Calculus
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Math II materials needed for Calculus
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Math III materials needed for Calculus
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Limits and Their Properties
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Finding Limits Graphically and Numerically
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Evaluating Limits Analytically
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Continuity and One-Sided Limits
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Infinite Limits
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Differentiation
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The Derivatives and Tangent Line Problems
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Basic Differentiation Rules
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Rates of Change
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Product and Quotient Rules
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Higher Order Derivatives
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Chain Rule
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Implicit Differentiation
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Derivatives of Inverse Functions
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Related Rates​
OVERVIEW
Applications of Differentiation
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Extrema on an Interval
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Rolle's Theorem and Mean Value Theorem
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Increasing and Decreasing Functions
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First Derivative Test
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Concavity and Second Derivative Test
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Limits at Infinity
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Optimization Problems
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Differentials
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Slope Fields
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Integration
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Antiderivatives
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Indefinite Integrals
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Riemann Sums
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Definite Integrals
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Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
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Integration by Substitution
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Numerical Integration
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Integration of Natural Logarithmic Functions
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Integration of Inverse Trigonometric Functions
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Hyperbolic Function
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Applications of Integration
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Area of a Region Between Two Curves
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Volume: The Disk Method
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Volume: The Shell Method
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Arc Length
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Surfaces of Revolution
