Of course you took the AB, Emcee. :)
Well I took BC and it was a BITCHIN time! The open-ended section wasn't as scary as I thought it would be. There was one were you just analzyed a graph and had to map the integral and calculate stuff with multiple derivatives and integrals, there was one on Taylor polynomials, one where you had to the find the volume of a graph when you spun it around the axes and around a random line... It was a good time.
But if you take BC, you should easily get at least a 4 on your AB subscore.
Don't worry too much, because even if you don't how to get the answer, you can still end up with a 4 (and a 5 AB subscore) for knowing how to fake it really well.
EDIT: And DON'T worry about the practice exams. We took SO many of them and the actual AP was a LOT easier. I didn't know how to do half the problems on the practice exams...they were SOOOOO much harder than the actual exam. Either way, just write out as much as you know in the open-ended sections, even if it's not that relevant, because you can definitely score a lot of points just by showing them you sort of know what's going on...or at least what should be going on.
JUST HAVE FUN, it's the AP Calc exam...it'll be the time of your life!
And if it makes you feel any better, I got a 1 on the AP English exam!

I stopped after bull****ting my way through the first essay and used the rest of the booklet to practice for calc/experimented with different signatures.
Andrew, tonight isn't about you! It isn't even about me!!! - [FD]
Updated On: 5/3/05 at 12:24 AM