AP Calculus BC
10 units · 84 topics · 3,338 lessons · Exam: May
All ten units of the College Board course: limits through infinite series, including everything in AB plus parametric, polar, and vector functions and series.
1Limits and Continuity
What a function approaches, and when it actually gets there.
Limits and Continuity
What a function approaches, and when it actually gets there.
- 1Introducing Calculus: Change at an InstantUp next31 lessons
- 2What a Limit Means28 lessons
- 3Estimating Limits from Graphs and Tables15 lessons
- 4Finding Limits AlgebraicallyCoverage growing
- 5The Squeeze Theorem30 lessons
- 6Types of Discontinuity19 lessons
- 7Continuity at a Point and on an IntervalCoverage growing
- 8Infinite Limits and Vertical Asymptotes40 lessons
- 9Limits at Infinity35 lessons
- 10Intermediate Value Theorem39 lessons
2Differentiation: Definition and Fundamental Properties
What a derivative is, and the basic rules for finding one.
Differentiation: Definition and Fundamental Properties
What a derivative is, and the basic rules for finding one.
- 1Average and Instantaneous Rates of Change15 lessons
- 2The Definition of the DerivativeCoverage growing
- 3Estimating Derivatives from Graphs and Tables33 lessons
- 4Differentiability and Continuity7 lessons
- 5The Power Rule28 lessons
- 6Derivatives of sin x, cos x, eˣ, and ln x23 lessons
- 7Product and Quotient Rules65 lessons
- 8Derivatives of tan, cot, sec, and csc38 lessons
3Differentiation: Composite, Implicit, and Inverse Functions
The chain rule and everything it unlocks.
Differentiation: Composite, Implicit, and Inverse Functions
The chain rule and everything it unlocks.
4Contextual Applications of Differentiation
Derivatives as rates in the real world: motion, related rates, and approximation.
Contextual Applications of Differentiation
Derivatives as rates in the real world: motion, related rates, and approximation.
5Analytical Applications of Differentiation
What derivatives tell you about a graph: extrema, concavity, and optimization.
Analytical Applications of Differentiation
What derivatives tell you about a graph: extrema, concavity, and optimization.
- 1Mean Value Theorem41 lessons
- 2Extreme Value Theorem and Critical Points45 lessons
- 3Increasing and Decreasing Intervals40 lessons
- 4The First Derivative Test42 lessons
- 5Absolute Extrema: The Candidates Test39 lessons
- 6Concavity and Inflection Points41 lessons
- 7The Second Derivative Test36 lessons
- 8Connecting f, f′, and f″34 lessons
- 9Optimization54 lessons
- 10Behavior of Implicit Relations28 lessons
6Integration and Accumulation of Change
Adding up rates to find totals, and the Fundamental Theorem that links it all.
Integration and Accumulation of Change
Adding up rates to find totals, and the Fundamental Theorem that links it all.
- 1Accumulation of Change36 lessons
- 2Riemann Sums43 lessons
- 3Fundamental Theorem of Calculus43 lessons
- 4Accumulation Functions22 lessons
- 5Properties of Definite Integrals37 lessons
- 6Antiderivatives and Indefinite IntegralsCoverage growing
- 7u-Substitution51 lessons
- 8Integrating with Long Division and Completing the Square38 lessons
- 9Integration by Parts59 lessons
- 10Partial Fractions41 lessons
- 11Improper Integrals39 lessons
- 12Choosing an Integration TechniqueCoverage growing
7Differential Equations
Equations about rates of change, and how to solve them.
Differential Equations
Equations about rates of change, and how to solve them.
8Applications of Integration
Using integrals for average value, motion, area, volume, and length.
Applications of Integration
Using integrals for average value, motion, area, volume, and length.
9Parametric Equations, Polar Coordinates, and Vector-Valued Functions
Curves that move: parametric, polar, and vector motion. BC only.
Parametric Equations, Polar Coordinates, and Vector-Valued Functions
Curves that move: parametric, polar, and vector motion. BC only.
10Infinite Sequences and Series
When adding infinitely many terms gives a finite answer, and Taylor series. BC only.
Infinite Sequences and Series
When adding infinitely many terms gives a finite answer, and Taylor series. BC only.
- 1Convergent and Divergent Series21 lessons
- 2Geometric Series34 lessons
- 3The nth Term Test for Divergence41 lessons
- 4Integral and Comparison Tests177 lessons
- 5Harmonic Series and p-Series40 lessons
- 6Alternating Series43 lessons
- 7The Ratio Test21 lessons
- 8Absolute and Conditional Convergence42 lessons
- 9Alternating Series Error Bound28 lessons
- 10Taylor Polynomials55 lessons
- 11Lagrange Error Bound33 lessons
- 12Radius and Interval of Convergence38 lessons
- 13Taylor and Maclaurin Series30 lessons
- 14Representing Functions as Power Series44 lessons