AP Calculus BC Tuesday, 01 March 2016 OBJECTIVE TSW review for the test covering area, volume, and arc length. ASSIGNMENT DUE TEST DAY –Polar Area (problems.

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AP Calculus BC Tuesday, 01 March 2016 OBJECTIVE TSW review for the test covering area, volume, and arc length. ASSIGNMENT DUE TEST DAY –Polar Area (problems given on PowerPoint) PI DayFriday, 11 March 2016PI Day will be observed on Friday, 11 March –Be thinking about what “pie” you will bring.

TEST TOPICS: Area, Volume, Arc Length Determine the area between 2 curves  (TOP – BOTTOM) dx  (RIGHT – LEFT) dy Determine volume by slicing  Disk method:  Washer method:  Shell method: (positive – negative)

TEST TOPICS: Area, Volume, Arc Length Determine volume by cross sections  Squares  Semi-circles  Equilateral triangles  Isosceles right triangles  Semi-ellipses

TEST TOPICS: Area, Volume, Arc Length Determine arc length  Rectangular:  Parametric:  Polar:

TEST TOPICS: Area, Volume, Arc Length Determine polar area  Continuous curves  Between parts of curves

TEST TOPICS: Area, Volume, Arc Length Wear your FALCON CALCULUS t-shirt. Calculators (both TI-83/84 AND TI-89) will be allowed on half the test.  You may use both (like the AP test). Suggestion:  Draw accurate pictures and set up integrals on all of the calculator part of the test before using a calculator to find the answers. QUESTIONS?