calculus on math IIC?

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<p>I just can't get clear, consistent answers from anyone! I need to know, so I can register for the proper exam, if the more difficult** math IIC<a href="or%20%5BB%5Dlevel%202%5B/B%5D">/B</a> has calculus on it (PARTICULARLY DERIVATIVES AND INTEGRALS!!!) I didn't see "derivatives" or "integrals" mentioned on the college board website, or on the sparknotes review. However, some people have told me that there is a few calculus-based questions (again: Derivatives and integrals, etc.) on the test. </p>

<p>I am taking precalc and want to take the test in june. I know a little about derivatives but NOTHING about integrals (i don't even know what it is!). </p>

<p>So, can anyone please relieve me from my quandary? Sorry if this has been asked before, I really and honestly did try to search for an old thread, but couldn't find anything that had to do specifically with my problem! Please reply ASAP! thanks!</p>

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<p>you don't need calculus for IIC, just trig and the maths before it. you don't need to know derivatives or integrals. there might be some limits on there, but i think all you need to know about them you learn in trig, at least in my trig class they were covered at the end of the year.</p>

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<p>I have the same question. does anyone dispute or agree with mercenne (especially if you took it). Thanks!</p>

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<p>there is no calculus whatsoever on the IIC. However, some questions may be more easily understood with a decent base in calculus, but it is by no means a requirement. You can definitely get an 800 without knowing any calc.</p>