<p>I know, what...the...hell. I mean, question 6 part 3 killed me. I sat there staring at question 2 for about 15 whole minutes, just...shocked. I think my math career is over. Wow. We probably shouldn't discuss the topics in detail or anything though. We don't want our 1's revoked, you know. Well, I guess I speak for myself. Most of you are very able. I'm just still floored. I don't even think I did well on the AB FRQ's. Gah...</p>
<p>The non-calculator MC part was fine. Simple and straight-forward.</p>
<p>The calculator MC part was hard but manageable.</p>
<p>The calculator free-response. I looked at question 2 and gave up, lost track of time.</p>
<p>The last free-reponse questions were alright excempt for Taylor polynomials. </p>
<p>BUT WHAT IS ETS THINKING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!</p>
<p>With every AP Test I take I like getting the first few right and carrying the momentum onwards. There was absolutely no momnetum to be found here. I BLANKED OUT.</p>
<p>Taylor was always supposed to be on there. That was to be expected.</p>
<p>Polar was a surprise, although not HORRIBLE in my opinion, definately unpleasant surprise. </p>
<p>Time was important for the first time ever which sucked because I was expecting less stress but I went til the end for every part. Explaining things was the most annoying part because it took the longest. Other than that, I filled in everything so hopefully a lot of partial credit if I didn't get the whole gist of it.</p>
<p>Overall, seeing a lot of the reactions, I'm sure that we did better score wise than we thought.</p>
<p>at least I'd glad that people's reactions are similar to mine
and my teacher alwaysd told us fr is where u can get the most points because of partical credit, can't get partial credit if you can't do the problem haha</p>
<p>Yes. damn indeed. Free response was...awful, just awful. I wrote down something for every free response but a large portion of it was meaningless crap from the mind of a scared and desperate 16-year old who doesn't understand why ETS sold its soul to the devil merely for the fun of torturing poor, confused students.</p>
<p>Multiple choices were easy and fairly straightfoward, but some of the Part IIs non-caculator threw me for a loop.</p>
<p>I didn't think there were any surprises....believe me, if you were forced to do like every released AP MC and FR question since 1973 by your teacher starting 2 months before the test, nothing would surprise you.</p>
<p>But nonetheless, there will probably be a generous curve....I hope.</p>
<p>Overall it was okay, but I almost ran out of time for Section I multiple choice part i.</p>
<p>Always, for one of the tagent and parametric equations in Section I part I I got two answers that were both in the choices. Anybody else get this ? Should I report it?</p>
<p>trust me man, it may seem like there are two answers or no answers...but there is one right answer. its very rare that they make a mistake on the examination</p>
<p>well i thought the test was quite easy. But my BC teacher is amazing so it helped. Polar Question was very easy IMO and the Taylor Series was SOOOOOOO EASY. I mean they gave you F^(n) for every even value, every odd term was zero, centered at x=2, first term was 7. Bottom line is that it might have been confusing wording wise but if you know Taylor Polys, it was much easier than say last years. The first set of MC was the hardest and everything else after that was easy. Hope the curve is nice</p>