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AP Calculus AB Flashcards & Study Review

Read 12 sample cards from the 80-card AP Calculus AB foundation collection. Try recalling each answer before checking the explanation.

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What this collection covers

Calculus AB foundation practice.

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Sample flashcards, with answers

CARD 01 · Limits & continuity

If f(2)=99 but f(x)=x+4 for x≠2, what is lim x→2 f(x)?

Answer & explanation

6; a value assigned at one point does not change nearby behavior.

Learn: Limits without guessing
CARD 06 · Applications of integrals

How do you obtain average value from a definite integral?

Answer & explanation

Divide ∫ₐᵇf(x)dx by b−a, with a<b.

Learn: Area, average value and volume
CARD 07 · Applications of differentiation

What interval conditions does the derivative Mean Value Theorem require?

Answer & explanation

Continuity on the closed interval and differentiability on its interior.

Learn: Choose and justify a theorem
CARD 09 · Limits & continuity

Is |x| differentiable at zero?

Answer & explanation

No; its left derivative is −1 and right derivative is 1.

Learn: Continuity and local change

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