AP Calculus Review Three Theorems You Must Know (EVT, IVT, MVT)
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- In this video we go over three theorems you must know if you're taking the AP Calculus Exam (AB or BC) the Value Theorems: Extreme Value Theorem (EVT), Intermediate Value Theorem (IVT), and Mean Value Theorem (MVT). We go over what each theorem says and talk about where you'll see it on the AP Calculus exam and how to use them when you need them.
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Watching this for last min review for my exam tmrw 😁gl anyone else watching and thanks for the vid!
For those of you, like me, watching this the day before the exam,
Good luck.
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Much needed 🙌
I think I'm failing, but I wish the best for all of you
Watching the day of too🤘
*hour before
谢谢! I'm tryna get a 5 on this exam. This is gold
Good luck!
Good luck tomorrow, we got this
Same...gl hf
how'd you do?
How did u doooooo
Thank you so much for create this video, I have exam on Tuesday 😭
its gonna be rough
Same 😭
it feels like the entire world is in the same boat
Good luck dude, hope we both pass
Okay guys today is a day that we all waiting for, good luck
FRQ ONLY GANG
imagine having to spend more than an hour on this test
Good luck tomorrow boys.
@@benheinz8817 thanks
Ben Heinz lets get it
Gl guys
Good luck to everyone cramming this before the exam in one hour!!
your videos are so helpful omg easily the best ones i've found! the ones explaining a specific free response questions are a godsend
Ingrid Nordberg Good luck tomorrow, we got this
@@liamrobbins4963 Did you get a 5?
Thank you for the summary!! Honestly had the most trouble understanding MVT, but you explained it really well (including its applications!)
Test in 4 days, your videos are saviors! Just finished working through the FRQ's using your videos as reference and man they really helped. Please don't stop this is such a service for all!
what did u get if u don't mind me asking
can't speak for original commenter, but if you use my videos to help you prepare you should be well prepared! good luck!
This entire playlist you've built (I chose this video bc this one was one that I remembered as very helpful) was an invaluable resource for me, so I just wanted to say thank you for your effort!
My pleasure! Glad you found some of it useful. Please consider sharing with others; it really helps me out! Hope you achieved your goals on the exam!
watching this while standing in line for my final, i think im screwed
lol how did it go?
MC questions
2020: What are those?
wow, no wonder your name looks familiar to me, I watched your videos on solving FRQs. Ty for knowing theorems are essential for the exam, and analyzing them for us. This is def some quality videos that help me reach towards the 5 on this upcoming exam. Thanks!
Where's my quarantine gang at?
your videos are BEYOND amazing. i really do submit to a higher power
imagine doing multiple choice, pfft
Lol
2020
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Clear and helpful
-plus soothing voice
great, succinct, and clear explanation!
Yo this vid is goated
I’m so screwed
Thanks for all your help, man. I got a 5 on AP Calc-BC
awesome. congrats!
45 min before exam
This is going to be my first AP Exam... D: gl guys
LET’S GOOOO TOMORROW’S THE BIG DAY
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For Extreme Value therom, what if there is a straight horizontal line. the Function would be continuous but their arent any maximum or minimums.
Think of it the other way, when there's a straight horizontal line every value (the only value) is the absolute maximum and every value (the only value) is the absolute minimum. Weird, sure, but doesn't break the rules!
Thanks for this video! Are we allowed to abbreviate on frq explanations (for example using the three dots symbol or cont. instead of continuous)? Or will they mark us down for that
Yeah. Any abbreviation I use will be fine on the exam. That said, when in doubt write it out!
@@turksvids got it tyty!
cooked to cooking
its fr in an hour
what if the function is constant and it’s a straight line on the graph ???
y = c or f(x) = c
e.g. y = 4 when c is 4
Outstanding
Pandora Tomorrow Good luck tomorrow, we got this
Night before 2021 Exam gang!
Good luck!
Your voice is satisfying
Good luck to everyone taking their exam tomorrow !🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
You’re the best!!! Thank you!
Thank u!
cramming the day before the 2020 exam, do i need to worry about EVT since it's mostly used on multiple choice?
Abigail R I’d look into it probably but like personally I’m just keeping it in the back of my head
great
Half hour before the exam gang
eyyy
GOAT
thanks!
Who else is here just before the exam?
When school starts up after summer I’ll be in calculous. Do you have any tips that’ll be helpful
Im Legit calculous
Whose is here before the 2022 Calc Ab test
What about Rolle's Theorem?
Rolle's Theorem is just MVT with f(a) = f(b). There's not a single problem that requires Rolle's Theorem specifically. (I don't bother with it in class, just let my students know it exists and that they don't really need it because MVT has it all covered.) Hope this helps!
@@turksvids Oh true. Thank you!
U sound like Joe Hanson
Yeah. That checks out.
anyone here an hour before ap exam 😓
Let’s go
Anyone taking the 2022 bc exam today
May 9, 2022
Best of luck
everyone! hope u get an A
where my 2020 gang at
Bruhhhh, Is it just me or does he talk too fast
Never a reason to complain about that on youtube. Just hit the gear and adjust the settings so the video plays slower.