does anyone know how to separate the variables on number 4? I left it blank on the test, but if we weren’t supposed to separate the variables i know how to do it. I just didn’t put that because i thought it was too simplistic and wrong, so i left it blank
@zach1198 5D
does someone mind making a google doc now that its allowed that way its easy to identify what questions were all talking about, idk about you guys but all of this info is confusing me
I think @MathToot said he was going to.
Didn’t 4D ask for constants? So how could there be an x in the solution? ( @zach1198 ) I got m=1 and b=1, but I really didn’t know what I was doing. I think I just used the point they gave in part c, but couldn’t you have used any point and gotten a variety of answers? What is calculus???!!?!?
Does anyone know how to do 4c, where it asked if at a certain point what happens, a maximum, minimum, or neither/ It was with the slope field. I put neither but I guessed and said it was positive before and was positive still at that point.
neither
Are you sure, could you give an explanation? I appreciate it @APScholar18
@itsmyusername I got the same answer as you. My friend got an x in the answer. The whole differential equation got my confused since i was used to seeing it as dy/dx=xy not x-y.
@cocoabutter16 you evaluate dy/dx at (2,3) the value is 1 so its not an extrema at all, its slope at that point is +1
@zach1198 I got 1 and 1 I used the condition from part c and went from there in point slope form and then simplified it to y=mx+b which ended up being y= x+1
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@skieurope I’m just curious as I’m still new to CC, but is there something wrong with compiling answers to a released FR from the AP exam? Also, what’s your favorite ski resort?
Can somebody with credentials in math please do FRQ #4 and tell us what you got. Especially for part d.
Ok for 1D, the water does not overflow at t=8, so i think doing the integral from 8 to w is ok, because w would represent the time it does overfilll, so the rates would still be the same
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For 1a) I wasn’t sure whether or not to add 30 to the answer and I ended up deciding not to because it says flow into and if it was there to begin with it didn’t flow into and I got an answer of like 70 something. Was I right?
@skieurope Ok, thank you for clarifying
Can anyone please tell me how much they think 1a, 1b, 3a, 3b, 3c, and 4a are each worth?
For 5D I believe I said f(-2) was 12 and f(4) was -9.