What FRQ #4 on the AP Precalculus Exam Will Look Like

[@hillary6657]

i know it’s over for me

[@itsmaya9218]

currently panicking and watching this 3 hours before the exam 🤧🤧

[@steaky6523]

We not making to college with this one 🗣️🗣️🗣️

[@krizirak.4427]

Good luck everyone!!

[@DergyQT]

my classmate shared this playlist t the class thanks

[@therealswan]

do we have to include the restrictions that you used (x>0) etc. Thanks for the video

[@therealswan]

@mrporinchak

[@dylansafari]

Legend

[@aabahdjfisosososos]

the only things that are killing me right now are the trig, polars, and the rational functions.

[@mporinchak]

this one too kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXXZoZ2caZiojqs

[@mporinchak]

and this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5rXiKifg72kj7M

[@XeroDoe]

We’re cooked

[@shashwatmishra8441]

Would you say FRQ #4 is the hardest out of all the FRQs in the AP Precalculus exam?

[@shashwatmishra8441]

I did FRQ 1, 2, & 3 and they weren't that bad but this one was a scuffle

[@mporinchak]

I mean it all depends on strength and weaknesses. I would say that without a calculator it can be one of the tougher problems. Just have to be familiar with solving and simplifying equations and functions of all types!