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Home > AP Courses and Exams > Course Home Pages > AP Calculus Featured Question AP Calculus Featured Question The Calculus Featured Question is designed to enhance conceptual understanding of topics in AP Calculus. While not routine, these questions will be useful in the classroom as enrichment activities. Students and teachers will have the opportunity to use technology on some parts of the question to gain insight into the underlying mathematics. Some questions will use standard techniques while others will introduce methods not typically seen in AP Calculus. We hope you find this feature interesting. We'd also like to know how you use these questions in your teaching -- please send your feedback to Ben Klein, the editor of the AP Calculus Featured Question collection and writer of the recent questions. Question Archive 2005   August: The Car from 2005 AB/BC5   July: Polar Coordinates and Conic Sections   June: A Graphically Presented Derivative: AB/BC4 from 2003   May: A Polar Coordinate Problem: BC3 from 2003   April: The Piecewise-Defined Functions of 2003 AB5 and Some of Their Relatives   March: The Coffeepot from 2003 AB5/BC5   February: 2003 AB1/BC1   January: Solving Systems of Differential Equations: 1994 BC6 2004   December: Differential Equations and Infinite Series: BC6 from the 2003 Examination   November: Theorems About Limits with Applications   October: What's My Cubic? -- AB5 from the 2001 Examination   September: AB2: The Area-Volume Problem on the 2004 AB Examination   August: The Particle from 2004's AB3   July: The Area Problem in 2004's Form B AB6, BC6   June: 1997 AB6, BC6: The Skydiver   May: An Alternative Solution Method for 1988 AB6   April: Revisiting the Leaky Tank from 2000 AB4   March: Limits of Definite Integrals   February: Who Moved My Asymptotes?   January: The Two Runners: 2000 AB2/BC2 Revisited 2003   December: Fun Investigations with a CAS: Third-Degree Polynomials, Part 2   November: Fun Investigations with a CAS: Third-Degree Polynomials   October: What's Normal for a Quadratic?   September: Is There Anything Remaining from the Remainder Theorem?   August: Finding Roots   July: Calculus with Compass and Straight Edge?   June: Neighborhoods of Infinity   May: Learning from Mistakes -- Cylindrical Shells See also... AP Calculus AB Course Home Page AP Calculus BC Course Home Page

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