What's on the AP Precalculus Exam?+
The AP Precalculus Exam is 2h 55m long: Multiple choice (42 questions, 105 minutes, 62.5% of the score) and Free response (4 questions, 70 minutes, 37.5% of the score). These figures come from College Board's AP Precalculus exam page.
Are these AP Precalculus notes free?+
Yes. Every unit of AP Precalculus is free to read here, no account needed.
How many units are in AP Precalculus?+
AP Precalculus has 4 units: Unit 1, Polynomial and Rational Functions (30–40% of the exam); Unit 2, Exponential and Logarithmic Functions (25–40% of the exam); Unit 3, Trigonometric and Polar Functions (30–35% of the exam); Unit 4, Functions Involving Parameters, Vectors, and Matrices (Not assessed on the AP Exam).
When is the AP Precalculus Exam?+
AP Exams are held over two weeks every May. College Board publishes the schedule for each year; the AP exam calendar lists the dates once they are announced.
How is the AP Precalculus Exam scored?+
AP Exams are scored from 1 to 5. The AP Precalculus score calculator estimates your score from your results on each section.