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 2008-02-22, 19:32 |
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 US/Eng/Calc ap test
I am taking the Eng, Calc AB, and US hist test this year. The thing is, my school has a pretty shitty AP program. So I just wanted to know how far the rest of you are or what you have learned if you take any of these.
Ex: in US we are up to the Civil war
In calc we have done integrals, derivatives, and we are now doing rotations around lines.
Where are you guys if you are taking it?
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2008-02-27, 23:47 |
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Re: US/Eng/Calc ap test
In US you are behind by about half a century.
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2008-03-01, 19:25 |
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Utah: Mountains, Mormons, Meth
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Re: US/Eng/Calc ap test
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In US you are behind by about half a century.
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This. You're also somewhat behind on calc, but I can't say how much because I have only secondhand knowledge. |
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2008-03-02, 19:43 |
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Re: US/Eng/Calc ap test
US and Calc AB were both really easy in IMO. Then again the AP program at my school was really good and I took those at least three years ago.
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