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Links
to sites
on Conic sections
Links
to Mathematics
Dictionaries and Encyclopedias
Famous Curves Index
Everything
about those
weird named curves you'd ever want to know
developed by Lawrence S
Husch, University
of Tennessee
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Some
helpful tables
Derivatives
Convergence
Tests
Logarithms
Exponents
Special
Technique
Simple Sequence Limits
A comprehensive reference to and list of
mathematical
constants
The proof pi, e, and log(2) are irrational
2001 AP FREE RESPONSE
AB
and BC solutions
2000
AP FREE RESPONSE
AB
and BC solutions
1999 AP FREE RESPONSE
AB
and BC solutions
1998 AP FREE RESPONSE
AB
and BC solutions
1997 AP FREE RESPONSE
AB
and BC solutions
How
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Maximum
length
of a ladder able to go around a corner in a hallway
Largest
trapezoid
that can be inscribed in a semi-circle
Circular
piece
of paper with wedge cut out->maximum cone volume
f
' (x) = f(x)
- g(x) & g ' (x) = g(x) - f(x) & f(0) = 5 &
g(0) =
1 -->Show f(x) + g(x) = 6
A
trough of
given length with isosceles triangle cross section has water flowing
in-->How fast is the surface rising
Maximum
volume
of a cone inscribed in a shpere
Inscribe
maximum
volume cylinder in a given sphere
Find
the maximum
volume of a closed can that can be made form given amount of material
Find
the points
where 
has
either horizontal or vertical tangents
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Links
to what your
AP Calculus score will grant you in credit at universities and
colleges
Site maintained by AP(the CollegeBoard)
On-line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences--put in
sequence,
get lots of data if this sequence is known
An interesting look at Fibonacci Numbers
If
you just wish to find an INTEGRAL, link up to the INTEGRATOR-sponsored
by Mathematica!
Instructions
are online
and it's hot!
A table of derivatives including proofs of many of
them
A table of differentiation and partial
differentiation
identities with some proofs
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Calc101.com
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