Tables

Quick Notes

• For many questions on the exam, you may be given information in a table. These questions often involve accumulation or motion.

• Make sure to always show your set-up for these problems; you want to make it very clear where the values you are using are coming from.

• Be prepared to interpret your answers in context as well as provide units.

• Know how to find AROC and how to approximate a derivative using AROC.

• Be prepared to approximate an integral using a Riemann Sum (LRAM, RRAM, MRAM, or Trapezoidal). Remember to show the full set-up.

• IVT and MVT often appear on table problems.

• Occasionally, related rates can appear as a part of this type of question.

• Remember that you only know the information given in the table - don't make any assumptions!

• Once you have a numeric answer (that could be plugged into a scientific calculator), STOP!

~ Related CED Units ~ 3, 4, 5, 6, 8

FRQ Samples

2024 AB 1 / BC 1

2023 AB 1 / BC 1

2022 AB 4 / BC 4

2021 AB 1 / BC 1

2018 AB 4 / BC 4

2017 AB 1 / BC 1

2016 AB 1 / BC 1

2007 AB 3

~ Reference Sheet ~

IVT vs. MVT

Created by Bryan Passwater. Solutions by Caitlyn Sloan.