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Post by James Xie on January 23 at 09:15:19 PM

So for example 6, did we really need to find the radius given that 4(pi)r^2 = the circle's area?

Related Rates

Rate of change of 2 variables with respect to a 3^rd variable

Find mathematically relationship between variables
Differentiate
Use appropriate substitutions

To avoid confusion: keep big picture clear
Organization is key!

Related Rates

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Intro

Related Rates

Finding Rate of Change: Organization & Big Picture

Example 2: Area of a Circle

Example 3: Spherical Volume Expanding

Example 4: Traveling Problem

Example 5: Square Increase

Example 6: Standard Related Rates Problem

Example 7: Standard Related Rates Problem

I. Functions
	Definitions & Properties of Functions	11:26
	Graphing	13:58
	Inverse Functions	6:47
	Polynomial Functions	5:04
	Trigonometric Functions	6:45
	Inverse Trigonometric Functions	5:58
	Trigonometric Identities	17:42
	Exponential Functions	5:53
	Logarithmic Functions	7:08
	Rational Functions	15:36
	Conic Sections	14:58
II. Limits and Continuity
	Limit Definition & Properties	7:15
	Solving Limits with Algebra	8:01
	Rational Limit Rules	3:16
	One Sided Limits	9:57
	Special Trigonometric Limits	8:28
	Limits & Continuity	10:14
	Limits: Multiple Choice Practice	6:16
III. Derivatives
	Derivative Definition & Properties	4:11
	Basic Rules of Differentiation	7:07
	Power Rule	7:14
	Trigonometric Rules	7:53
	Product Rule	11:11
	Quotient Rule	16:50
	Chain Rule	19:48
	Higher Order Derivatives	15:00
	Derivatives of Exponential Functions	13:14
	Derivatives of Logarithmic Functions	11:30
	Derivatives of Inverse Trigonometric Functions	16:54
	Implicit Differentiation	16:53
	Multiple Choice Practice: Derivatives	11:07
IV. Applications of Derivatives
	Tangent & Normal Lines	22:36
	Position Velocity & Acceleration	18:42
	Related Rates	26:22
	Minimum & Maximum	12:22
	Concavity	11:43
	Rolles Theorem	8:28
	Mean Value Theorem	9:39
	Differentials	12:25
	Applications of Derivatives: Multiple Choice Practice	13:21
	Applications of Derivatives: Free Response Practice	10:22
V. Integrals
	Definition of Integrals	1:08
	Integrals of Power Rule	8:50
	Integrals Basic Rules of Integration	9:43
	Trigonometric Rules of Integrals	8:58
	Chain Rule	13:59
	Integrals of Exponential Functions	12:52
	Integrals of Natural Logarithmic Functions	13:00
	Integrals of Inverse Trigonometric Functions	8:29
	Integrals: Multiple Choice Practice	15:37
VI. Applications of Integrals
	Fundamental Theorem of Calculus	15:55
	Area Under A Curve	18:34
	Reimann Sums	10:35
	Trapezoid Rule	12:46
	Mean Value Theorem	11:22
	Second Fundamental Theorem of Calculus	4:44
	Area Between Curves	16:39
	Revolving Solids Washer Disk Methods	21:09
	Revolving Solids Cylindrical Shells Method	26:46
	Revolving Solids Known Cross Sections	27:41
	Differential Equations Eulers Method	17:54
	Differential Equations Slope Fields	16:30
	Application of Integrals: Multiple Choice Practice	14:19
	Application of Integrals: Free Response Practice	9:14
VII. Sample AP Test
	AP Calculus AB Practice test: Section 1: Multiple Choice Part 1	17:50
	AP Calculus AB Practice test: Section 1: Multiple Choice Part 2	17:32
	AP Calculus AB Practice test: Section 1: Multiple Choice Part 3	22:14
	AP Calculus AB Practice test: Section 1: Multiple Choice Part 4	19:35
	AP Calculus AB Practice test: Section 1: Multiple Choice Part 5	25:43
	AP Calculus AB Practice Test: Section 2: Free Response Part 1	16:50
	AP Calculus AB Practice Test: Section 2: Free Response Part 2	21:36
	AP Calculus AB Practice Test: Section 2: Free Response Part 3	13:39

Mathematics: AP Calculus AB

I. Functions
	Definitions & Properties of Functions			11:26
		Intro		0:00
		Definition		0:28
		Properties: Vertical Line Test		1:32
			Domain	1:38
			Range	1:59
			Vertical Line test	2:19
			Example 1	2:33
			Example 2	3:10
		Properties: Roots or Zeros		4:04
			Finding the Root	4:16
		Properties: Forms		5:12
			Graphically	5:20
			List	5:46
			Equation	6:11
			Function	6:38
		Properties: Odd & Even		7:12
			Even Function	7:14
			Odd Function	8:25
		Properties: Increasing & Decreasing		9:17
			Increasing Function	9:22
			Decreasing Function	10:21
	Graphing			13:58
		Intro		0:00
		Manipulating		0:10
			A in the Equation	0:39
			B in the Equation	0:44
			C & D in the Equation	0:49
			Negative values	0:59
			Example 1	1:17
		Example 2		1:51
		Example 3: Absolute Value Functions		3:43
			Example 4	4:57
		Example 5		6:17
		Example 6		8:02
		Example 7		9:10
		Example 8		11:02
		Example 9		11:47
	Inverse Functions			6:47
		Intro		0:00
		Inverse		0:08
			Definition	0:18
			Example: Finding the Inverse	1:03
		Example 2		2:29
		Example 3		3:12
		Example 4		4:41
	Polynomial Functions			5:04
		Intro		0:00
		Types of Functions: Polynomials		0:07
			No Domain Restrictions	0:12
			No Discontinuities	0:19
			Degree Test	0:31
		Types of Functions: Polynomials		1:17
			Leading Coefficient Test	1:33
			Leading Coefficient Positive, Even Degree	1:54
			Leading Coefficient Positive, Odd Degree	2:13
			Leading Coefficient Negative Even Degree	2:34
			Leading Coefficient Positive, Odd Degree	2:46
		Examples: Types of Functions: Polynomials		3:03
		Examples: Types of Functions: Polynomials		4:18
	Trigonometric Functions			6:45
		Intro		0:00
		Types of Functions: Trigonometric		0:05
			6 Functions To Be Familiar With	0:14
		Example 1: SIN		1:38
		Example 2: COS		3:22
		Example 3: TAN		4:38
	Inverse Trigonometric Functions			5:58
		Intro		0:00
		Types of Functions: Trigonometric- Inverse Trig Functions		0:07
		Example: Inverse SIN of X		0:45
		Example: Inverse Function		2:30
		Example: Inverse TAN of X		4:42
	Trigonometric Identities			17:42
		Intro		0:00
		Types of Functions: Trigonometric- Trig Identities		0:07
			4 Identities	0:24
			Pythagorean	0:28
			Double Angle	1:10
			Power Reducing	1:28
			Sum or Difference	1:42
		Couple More Identities		1:59
			Negative Angle	2:04
			Product to Sum	2:39
		Example 1: Prove		3:00
		Example 2: Simplify Expression		5:02
		Example 3: Prove		5:56
		Example 4: Prove		8:02
		Example 5: Prove With TAN		12:43
	Exponential Functions			5:53
		Intro		0:00
		Types of Functions: Exponentials		0:07
			General Form	0:10
			Special Exponential Function	0:17
		Example 1: Using Exponential Properties		0:46
		Example 2: Using Exponential Properties		1:58
		Example 3: Using Trig Identities & Exponential Properties		3:16
		Example 4: Using Exponential Properties		4:37
	Logarithmic Functions			7:08
		Intro		0:00
		Types of Functions: Logarithmic		0:06
			General Form	0:10
			2 Special Logarithmic Func.	0:19
			Euler's # / Natural Log	0:27
		Logarithmic & Exponential Relationship		0:45
			Log form	1:56
		Properties		2:09
		Example 1: Apply Basic Principle of Log Func.		3:05
		Example 2: Use Properties		3:40
		Example 3: Regular Log		5:16
	Rational Functions			15:36
		Intro		0:00
		Types of Functions: Rational - Definition		0:06
		Example 1: Graph Rational Func.		0:36
		Example 2: Find Asymptotes of Func.		7:02
		Example 3: Find Asymptotes of Func.		8:59
		Example 4: Graph Rational Func.		11:08
	Conic Sections			14:58
		Intro		0:00
		Types of Conic Sections		0:06
			Parabolas	0:19
			Circles	1:36
			Ellipses	2:40
			Hyperbolas	4:42
		Complete the Square		6:40
		Example: Conic Sections		9:08
		Example 2: Conic Sections		10:59
		Example 3: Graph Conic Sections		12:21
II. Limits and Continuity
	Limit Definition & Properties			7:15
		Intro		0:00
		Definition		0:06
			Example: Limit	0:17
		Properties		1:13
			1st Property	1:21
			2nd Property	1:34
			Special Property	1:51
		Limits		2:36
			Explain Example	2:49
		Limits Example		4:39
		Limits Example		5:21
	Solving Limits with Algebra			8:01
		Intro		0:00
		Solving Limits with Algebra		0:07
			Example 1: Solve Algebraically	0:30
		Solving Limits with Algebra, Example 2		2:28
		Solving Limits with Algebra, Example 3		3:18
		Solving Limits with Algebra, Example 4		4:56
		Solving Limits with Algebra, Example 5		6:26
	Rational Limit Rules			3:16
		Intro		0:00
		Rational Limit Rules		0:07
			Review of Solving Problem Algebraically	0:08
			Limit Rules	0:28
			Rule 1	0:35
			Rule 2	0:40
			Rule 3	0:45
		Rational Limit Rules		1:02
			Applying 1st Rule	1:22
		Rational Limit Rules		1:50
			Applying 2nd Rule	2:09
		Rational Limit Rules		2:26
			Applying 3rd Rule	2:40
	One Sided Limits			9:57
		Intro		0:00
		Types of Limits: One-Sided Limit Rules		0:06
			Example	0:19
			Applying Same Rule	0:34
			Rule to Keep In Mind	0:52
		Types of Limits: One-Sided Limit Example 1		1:12
			Limit of x² From Negative Side	2:11
		Types of Limits: One-Sided Limit, Example 2		2:27
		Types of Limits: One-Sided Limit, Example 3		4:26
		Types of Limits: One-Sided Limit, Example 4		5:47
		One-Sided Limit Example: X with Even Degree Polynomial		7:00
		One-Sided Limit Example: Entire Denominator Squared		8:09
	Special Trigonometric Limits			8:28
		Intro		0:00
		Types of Limits: Special Trig Limits		0:07
			Pre-set Rules	0:35
		Special Trig Limits, Example 1		0:58
		Special Trig Limits, Example 2		2:50
		Special Trig Limits, Example 3		3:55
		Special Trig Limits, Example 4: With More Degrees		4:57
		Special Trig Limits, Example 5		6:21
	Limits & Continuity			10:14
		Intro		0:00
		Definition		0:06
			3 Rules: f(x) Is Continuous…	0:21
		Example 1: Finding Continuity		1:06
		Types of Discontinuity		2:44
			Jump	2:52
			Point	3:24
			Essential (Asymptote)	3:47
			Removable	4:17
		Example 2: Continuity Examples		4:41
		Example 3: Continuity Examples		6:13
		Example 4: Locate & Identify Type of Discontinuities		8:00
	Limits: Multiple Choice Practice			6:16
		Intro		0:00
		Problem 1		0:08
		Problem 2		1:51
		Problem 3		2:54
		Problem 4		4:31
III. Derivatives
	Derivative Definition & Properties			4:11
		Intro		0:00
		Definition		0:09
			Formal Definition	0:45
			Difference Quotient	1:12
		Basic Derivatives		1:16
		Differentiability		2:54
	Basic Rules of Differentiation			7:07
		Intro		0:00
		Basic Rules of Differentiation		0:09
		Constant Rule		0:14
		Constant Multiple Rule		1:10
		Addition and Difference Rule		1:40
		Example 1: Constant Rule		2:25
		Example 2: Constant Multiple Rule		3:01
		Example 3: Constant Multiple Rule		3:35
		Example 4: Constant Rule		4:34
		Example 5: Constant Multiple Rule		5:03
		Example 6		5:33
	Power Rule			7:14
		Intro		0:00
		Power Rule		0:07
			Power Rule Definition	0:30
		Example 1		1:11
		Example 2		2:25
		Example 3		3:05
		Example 4		4:18
		Example 5		5:13
	Trigonometric Rules			7:53
		Intro		0:00
		Trigonometric Rules		0:07
			COS X	0:38
			Find Derivative	1:02
		Example 1		2:46
		Example 2: COS Function		3:09
		Example 3: Composite Expression		3:54
		Example 4: Sec Function		5:02
		Example 5: CSC		5:33
		Example 6L COT		6:42
	Product Rule			11:11
		Intro		0:00
		Product Rule		0:07
			Definition	0:20
			Example 1	0:43
		Example 2		2:11
		Example 3		4:24
		Example 4		5:24
		Example 5		6:42
		Example 6		7:51
	Quotient Rule			16:50
		Intro		0:00
		Quotient Rule		0:07
			Definition	0:30
			Example 1	1:17
		Example 2: With No X In Numerator		2:49
		Example 3		4:30
		Example 4: With Decimals		6:46
		Example 5		8:53
		Example 6: With Trig Functions		12:55
	Chain Rule			19:48
		Intro		0:00
		Chain Rule		0:07
			Definition	0:17
			Example 1: Applying the Chain Rule	1:33
		Example 2		4:25
		Example 3		6:02
		Example 4		9:25
		Example 5		12:47
		Example 6		15:27
	Higher Order Derivatives			15:00
		Intro		0:00
		Types of Derivatives: Higher Order Derivatives		0:07
			1st Derivative / F Prime	0:19
			2nd Derivative	0:25
			3rd Derivative	0:32
			Example 1	1:48
		Example 2: Find 3rd Derivative		3:13
		Example 3: Acceleration		4:25
		Example 4		10:20
		Example 5: 2nd Derivative		12:11
	Derivatives of Exponential Functions			13:14
		Intro		0:00
		Types of Derivatives: Exponential Functions		0:08
			Derivatives: Definition/ Formula	0:28
			Example 1	1:25
		Example 2		2:47
		Example 3		4:13
		Example 4		7:11
		Example 5		9:23
		Example 6		11:06
	Derivatives of Logarithmic Functions			11:30
		Intro		0:00
		Types of Derivatives: Logarithmic Functions		0:06
			Rule for Logarithmic Functions	0:28
			Example 1	0:58
		Example 2		3:10
		Example 3		4:38
		Example 4		7:18
		Example 5		8:48
		Example 6		9:38
	Derivatives of Inverse Trigonometric Functions			16:54
		Intro		0:00
		Types of Derivatives: Inverse Trigonometric Functions		0:06
			6 Fundamental Properties of Inverse Trigonometric Functions	0:38
		Example 1		2:17
		Example 2		3:41
		Example 3		5:37
		Example 4		7:24
		Example 5		10:08
	Implicit Differentiation			16:53
		Intro		0:00
		Implicit Differentiation: First Order		0:07
			Example 1: Setting Up	0:45
			Example 1: Solving	1:41
		Implicit Differentiation: Second Order (Ex. 2)		4:55
		Example 3: Implicit Differentiation		9:11
		Example 4: Implicit Differentiation		9:56
		Example 5: Implicit Differentiation With Double Derivative		12:46
	Multiple Choice Practice: Derivatives			11:07
		Intro		0:00
		Practice Problem 1		0:09
			Answer	3:24
		Practice Problem 2		3:36
			Answer	6:29
		Practice Problem 3		6:42
			Answer	8:39
		Practice Problem 4		8:43
			Answer	9:33
		Practice Problem 5		9:41
			Answer	10:40
IV. Applications of Derivatives
	Tangent & Normal Lines			22:36
		Intro		0:00
		Tangent and Normal Lines		0:10
			Definition	0:22
			Example 1	0:55
		Tangent and Normal Lines: Example 2		2:43
		Tangent and Normal Lines		5:21
			Example 3	5:35
		Tangent and Normal Lines: Example 4		9:14
		Tangent and Normal Lines: Example 5		12:27
		Tangent and Normal Lines: Example 6		15:54
		Tangent and Normal Lines: Example 7		19:05
	Position Velocity & Acceleration			18:42
		Intro		0:00
		Position, Velocity, and Acceleration		0:10
			Position Function	0:14
			Velocity Function	0:34
			Acceleration Function	1:01
		Example 1		1:20
		Example 2		6:31
		Example Continue: Velocity When Acceleration is Zero		6:32
		Example 3: Where Is Particle Changing Directions?		8:16
		Example 4: Total Distance Traveled From 0 to 2 Second		11:09
		Example 5: Ball Drop Problem		16:40
	Related Rates			26:22
		Intro		0:00
		Related Rates		0:06
			Finding Rate of Change: Organization & Big Picture	0:23
		Example 2: Area of a Circle		1:17
		Example 3: Spherical Volume Expanding		4:19
		Example 4: Traveling Problem		7:57
		Example 5: Square Increase		12:37
		Example 6: Standard Related Rates Problem		16:59
		Example 7: Standard Related Rates Problem		19:49
	Minimum & Maximum			12:22
		Intro		0:00
		Extrema: First Derivative Test		0:09
			Example 1	0:46
		Example 2: Real World Application/ Cost Function		4:05
		Example 3: Minimums & Maximums		7:10
		Example 4: Find Critical Points		10:52
	Concavity			11:43
		Intro		0:00
		Concavity: Second Derivative Test		0:06
			Definition	0:34
			Example 1	0:54
		Example 2		2:51
		Example 3		4:08
		Example 4		5:52
	Rolles Theorem			8:28
		Intro		0:00
		Rolle's Theorem		0:07
			Conditions	0:11
			Summary	0:41
		Example 1		1:09
		Example 2		3:08
		Example 3		4:48
	Mean Value Theorem			9:39
		Intro		0:00
		Mean Value Theorem		0:06
			Rolle's Theorem	0:07
			Mean Value Theorem Conditions	0:24
			Mean Value Theorem Definition	0:36
		Example 1		0:56
		Example 2		2:44
		Example 3		5:28
		Example 4		7:15
	Differentials			12:25
		Intro		0:00
		Differentials		0:08
			1st Differential Formula	0:29
			2nd Differential Formula	0:57
		Example 1		1:06
		Example 2		3:21
		Example 3		5:49
		Example 4		7:19
		Example 5		9:06
	Applications of Derivatives: Multiple Choice Practice			13:21
		Intro		0:00
		Practice Problem 1		0:10
			Answer	1:57
		Practice Problem 2		2:08
			Answer	5:39
		Practice Problem 3		5:45
			Answer	9:59
		Practice Problem 4		10:12
			Answer	11:49
		Practice Problem 5		11:52
			Answer	13:00
	Applications of Derivatives: Free Response Practice			10:22
		Intro		0:00
		Practice Problem 1		0:10
			Slope	1:30
			Tangent Line Equation	2:17
		Absolute Minimum		2:24
			2 Possible X Points With Minimums	3:15
			One Interest Point	4:14
			Concavity	4:33
			Positive Value = Positive Concavity	4:10
			Minimum Point	5:34
			Absolute Minimum	6:18
		Point(s) of Inflection		6:31
			Definition	6:49
			2 Points Of Inflection	9:59
V. Integrals
	Definition of Integrals			1:08
		Intro		0:00
		Definition		0:09
			Definition	0:16
			Example	0:20
	Integrals of Power Rule			8:50
		Intro		0:00
		Power Rule		0:06
			Example 1	0:25
		Example 2		2:02
		Example 3		2:54
		Example 4		3:45
		Example 5		4:49
		Example 6		6:47
	Integrals Basic Rules of Integration			9:43
		Intro		0:00
		Basic Rules of Integration		0:09
			Constant Rule	0:22
			Example 1	0:40
		Addition and Difference Rule		1:40
			Example 2	1:58
		Example 3: Subtraction/ Difference Rule		2:47
		Example 4		3:55
		Example 5		5:19
		Example 6		7:37
	Trigonometric Rules of Integrals			8:58
		Intro		0:00
		Trigonometric Rules		0:09
			Integral of SIN	0:38
		Example 1: Integral of SIN		1:46
		Example 2: Integral of COS		2:38
		Example 3: With 2 terms of X		3:06
		Example 4: Integral of SEC		4:15
		Example 5: Integral of CSC		5:06
		Example 6		6:18
	Chain Rule			13:59
		Intro		0:00
		Chain Rule		0:07
			Example 1	0:37
		Example 2		3:17
		Example 3		5:09
		Example 4		7:53
		Example 5		9:40
		Example 6		11:39
	Integrals of Exponential Functions			12:52
		Intro		0:00
		Types of Integrals: Exponential Functions		0:09
			Rule 1	0:30
			Rule 2	0:49
			Example 1	1:11
		Example 2		2:54
		Example 3		4:19
		Example 4		5:19
		Example 5		7:37
		Example 6		9:04
	Integrals of Natural Logarithmic Functions			13:00
		Intro		0:00
		Types of Integrals: Natural Log Functions		0:09
			Example 1	0:49
		Example 2		2:06
		Example 3		4:01
		Example 4		5:37
		Example 5		7:30
		Example 6		9:05
	Integrals of Inverse Trigonometric Functions			8:29
		Intro		0:00
		Types of Integrals: Inverse Trig Functions		0:09
			One Property	0:40
		Example 1		1:19
		Example 2		3:44
		Example 3		4:53
		Example 4		5:53
	Integrals: Multiple Choice Practice			15:37
		Intro		0:00
		Problem 1		0:09
			Answer	4:09
		Problem 2		4:33
			Answer	5:54
		Problem 3		5:59
			Answer	8:02
		Problem 4		8:06
			Answer	10:27
		Problem 5		10:43
			Answer	14:46
VI. Applications of Integrals
	Fundamental Theorem of Calculus			15:55
		Intro		0:00
		Fundamental Theorem of Calculus: Properties		0:10
			Definition of Integral	0:49
			Example 1	1:14
		Fundamental Theorem of Calculus: Properties		2:40
			Rule 1	2:50
			Rule 2	3:14
			Rule 3	3:33
			Rule 4	3:52
		Example 2		4:07
		Example 3		6:17
		Example 4		9:31
		Example 5		10:52
		Example 6		13:34
	Area Under A Curve			18:34
		Intro		0:00
		Area Under Curve		0:07
			Definition of Integral	0:09
			Left Endpoint	1:17
			Right Endpoint	1:47
			Midpoints	2:09
		Example 1		2:40
		Example 2		4:59
		Example 3		8:48
		Example 4		10:23
		Example 5		12:30
		Example 6		15:32
	Reimann Sums			10:35
		Intro		0:00
		Reimann Sums		0:08
			Definition	1:07
		Example 1		2:48
		Example 2		5:38
		Example 3		7:21
		Example 4		9:14
	Trapezoid Rule			12:46
		Intro		0:00
		The Trapezoid Rule		0:09
			Definition: Area Of A Trapezoid	0:26
			Terms of Formula	1:35
		Example 1		2:11
		Example 2		4:29
		Example 3		7:22
		Example 4		10:01
	Mean Value Theorem			11:22
		Intro		0:00
		Mean Value Theorem of Integration		0:06
			Example 1	0:53
		Example 2		2:29
		Example 3		3:48
		Example 4		6:02
	Second Fundamental Theorem of Calculus			4:44
		Intro		0:00
		Second Fundamental Theorem of Calculus		0:07
			Definition	0:39
		Example 1		1:08
		Example 2		2:07
		Example 3		2:48
		Example 4		3:23
	Area Between Curves			16:39
		Intro		0:00
		Example 1		0:10
		Example 2		3:00
		Example 3		4:46
		Example 4		8:22
		Example 5		11:04
		Example 6		13:09
	Revolving Solids Washer Disk Methods			21:09
		Intro		0:00
		Revolving Solids Washer Disk Methods		0:11
			Explanation	0:33
			Formula	3:12
		Example 1		3:42
		Example 2		6:54
		Example 3		9:29
		Example 4		12:16
		Example 5		15:35
	Revolving Solids Cylindrical Shells Method			26:46
		Intro		0:00
		Revolving Solids: Cylindrical Shells Method		0:09
			Volume Of A Solid	0:25
			Formula	2:51
		Example 1		2:56
		Example 2		7:28
		Example 3		11:39
		Example 4		17:36
		Example 5		21:45
	Revolving Solids Known Cross Sections			27:41
		Intro		0:00
		Revolving Solids Known Cross Sections		0:08
			Example 1	0:35
		Example 2		6:01
		Example 3		11:03
		Example 4		17:29
		Example 5		22:19
	Differential Equations Eulers Method			17:54
		Intro		0:00
		Differential Equations		0:08
			Example 1	0:30
		Differential Equations: Euler's Method		2:33
			Rules	2:39
			Example 2	3:00
		Example 3		5:42
		Example 4		9:44
		Example 5		14:14
	Differential Equations Slope Fields			16:30
		Intro		0:00
		Slope Fields		0:08
			What Are Slope Fields	0:21
			Example 1	0:42
		Example 2		6:30
		Example 3		11:17
	Application of Integrals: Multiple Choice Practice			14:19
		Intro		0:00
		Practice Problem 1		0:10
			Answer	3:46
		Practice Problem 2		3:49
			Answer	6:20
		Practice Problem 3		6:26
			Answer	8:02
		Practice Problem 4		8:07
			Answer	10:58
		Practice Problem 5		11:05
			Answer	14:06
	Application of Integrals: Free Response Practice			9:14
		Intro		0:00
		Problem 1		0:10
			Part A	0:24
			Part A: Solution	2:04
			Part B	2:10
		Problem 1, Part B Continue		2:23
			Part B: Solution	6:15
		Problem 1, Part C		6:58
			Part C: Solution	12:40
		Problem 2		12:52
			Part A	13:02
			Part A: Solution	15:34
			Part B	16:03
			Part B: Solution	18:48
VII. Sample AP Test
	AP Calculus AB Practice test: Section 1: Multiple Choice Part 1			17:50
		Intro		0:00
		Problem 1		0:20
		Problem 2		1:24
		Problem 3		2:53
		Problem 4		3:56
		Problem 5		8:18
		Problem 6		9:06
		Problem 7		10:14
		Problem 8		12:16
		Problem 9		14:13
	AP Calculus AB Practice test: Section 1: Multiple Choice Part 2			17:32
		Intro		0:00
		Problem 10		0:18
		Problem 11		2:26
		Problem 12		6:11
		Problem 13		7:04
		Problem 14		8:06
		Problem 15		10:32
		Problem 16		11:40
		Problem 17		13:00
		Problem 18		14:43
	AP Calculus AB Practice test: Section 1: Multiple Choice Part 3			22:14
		Intro		0:00
		Problem 19		0:21
		Problem 20		2:33
		Problem 21		7:23
		Problem 22		10:24
		Problem 23		12:18
		Problem 24		13:13
		Problem 25		15:52
		Problem 26		17:03
		Problem 27		19:44
	AP Calculus AB Practice test: Section 1: Multiple Choice Part 4			19:35
		Intro		0:00
		Problem 28		0:23
		Problem 29		3:50
		Problem 30		5:31
		Problem 31		9:02
		Problem 32		10:07
		Problem 33		11:27
		Problem 34		13:47
		Problem 35		15:21
		Problem 36		16:53
	AP Calculus AB Practice test: Section 1: Multiple Choice Part 5			25:43
		Intro		0:00
		Problem 37		0:22
		Problem 38		2:27
		Problem 39		5:36
		Problem 40		7:21
		Problem 41		10:08
		Problem 42		11:29
		Problem 43		13:07
		Problem 44		18:18
		Problem 45		21:08
	AP Calculus AB Practice Test: Section 2: Free Response Part 1			16:50
		Intro		0:00
		Problem 1, Part A		0:20
		Problem 1, Part B		3:03
		Problem 1, Part C		4:11
		Problem 1, Part D		5:36
		Problem 2, Part A		7:37
		Problem 2, Part B		9:02
		Problem 2, Part C		12:31
	AP Calculus AB Practice Test: Section 2: Free Response Part 2			21:36
		Intro		0:00
		Problem 3, Part A		0:18
		Problem 3, Part B		5:57
		Problem 4, Part A		11:26
		Problem 4, Part B		12:28
		Problem 4, Part C		15:35
		Problem 4, Part D		18:56
	AP Calculus AB Practice Test: Section 2: Free Response Part 3			13:39
		Intro		0:00
		Problem 5, Part A		0:21
		Problem 5, Part B		3:07
		Problem 5, Part C		6:43
		Problem 6		8:24

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