Ap Precalculus Unit Review And Exam Prep With 450+ Questions

AP Precalculus course - Detailed Unit-wise Breakdown in 10 hours with 450+ AP Style MCQ and FRQ Practice Questions

What you'll learn

Understand and apply core concepts of AP Precalculus, including functions, sequences, and trigonometry. This foundational knowledge will prepare you for the AP.

Solve over 450 AP-style MCQ and FRQ, enhancing your problem-solving skills and ability to apply theoretical knowledge in practical scenarios

Analyze and interpret solutions to complex problems with detailed video explanations, building your confidence in tackling a variety of question types

Structure your learning effectively with the course’s unit-wise breakdown and ten-minute video chunks, making studying more manageable and focused on key topics

Requirements

This course is designed for students with a basic understanding of AP Precalculus concepts.

Ideal for those who have already studied the fundamentals and are looking to reinforce their skills through extensive practice with AP-style questions.

Description

Prepare with confidence for the AP Precalculus exam with our comprehensive course. Designed for adult working professionals looking to revisit Math concepts, or students tackling this new and challenging curriculum, our course fills a critical gap in available resources by offering over 450 practice questions crafted in AP style. These questions cover both multiple-choice and free-response formats, including those requiring and not requiring a calculator.Structured into three units mirroring the AP Precalculus syllabus, each unit is further divided into concise, 10-minute segments for efficient learning. With a total runtime of approximately 10 hours, our course provides in-depth coverage of essential topics such as Polynomial and Rational Functions, Exponential and Logarithmic Functions, and Trigonometric and Polar Functions.Intended for purchase by adults, Our course ensures mastery through detailed explanations and strategic problem-solving techniques, ideal for high school students preparing for AP exams, as well as those in general or honors Precalculus courses seeking additional practice. Whether you're revisiting math skills or aiming for top scores, our course offers the necessary tools to excel. Don't miss out on this invaluable resource for mastering AP Precalculus! Enroll today and gain access to a wealth of practice material that simulates the AP exam environment, helping you build confidence and proficiency in AP Precalculus concepts to achieve your academic goals.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 How to make the best out of this course

Section 2: Unit 1 - Polynomial and Rational Functions | 140+ MCQ

Lecture 2 Part 1

Lecture 3 Part 2

Lecture 4 Part 3

Lecture 5 Part 4

Lecture 6 Part 5

Lecture 7 Part 6

Lecture 8 Part 7

Lecture 9 Part 8

Lecture 10 Part 9

Lecture 11 Part 10

Lecture 12 Part 11

Lecture 13 Part 12

Lecture 14 Part 13

Lecture 15 Part 14

Lecture 16 Part 15

Lecture 17 Part 16

Section 3: Unit 2 - Exponential and Logarithmic Functions | 130+ MCQ

Lecture 18 Part 1

Lecture 19 Part 2

Lecture 20 Part 3

Lecture 21 Part 4

Lecture 22 Part 5

Lecture 23 Part 6

Lecture 24 Part 7

Lecture 25 Part 8

Lecture 26 Part 9

Lecture 27 Part 10

Lecture 28 Part 11

Lecture 29 Part 12

Lecture 30 Part 13

Section 4: Unit 3 - Trigonometric and Polar Functions | 170+ MCQ

Lecture 31 Part 1

Lecture 32 Part 2

Lecture 33 Part 3

Lecture 34 Part 4

Lecture 35 Part 5

Lecture 36 Part 6

Lecture 37 Part 7

Lecture 38 Part 8

Lecture 39 Part 9

Lecture 40 Part 10

Lecture 41 Part 11

Lecture 42 Part 12

Lecture 43 Part 13

Lecture 44 Part 14

Lecture 45 Part 15

Lecture 46 Part 16

Lecture 47 Part 17

Lecture 48 Part 18

Lecture 49 Part 19

Lecture 50 Part 20

Lecture 51 Part 21

Lecture 52 Part 22

Section 5: Type 1 FRQ (Graphing calculator allowed)

Lecture 53 Question on Type 1 FRQ

Section 6: Type 2 FRQ (Graphing calculator allowed)

Lecture 54 Question on Type 2 FRQ

Section 7: Type 3 FRQ (No calculator)

Lecture 55 Question 1 on Type 3 FRQ

Lecture 56 Question 2 on Type 3 FRQ

Lecture 57 Question 3 on Type 3 FRQ

Section 8: Type 4 FRQ (No calculator)

Lecture 58 Question on Type 4 FRQ

This course is ideal for high school students preparing for the AP Precalculus exam, providing them with extensive practice to master AP-style questions.,It’s also suitable for students in general or honors Precalculus courses who want additional practice to solidify their understanding.,This course can benefit working professionals seeking to refresh or enhance their math skills, whether they are returning to study after a break or balancing learning with a busy work life.