AP Calculus AB MCQ strategies?

Hey guys! Struggling a little with AP Calculus AB - Multiple-choice questions in particular. Does anyone have any strategies or study methods that they found helpful? Appreciate your help!

One common strategy that many students find helpful is to start by answering the questions you feel most confident with. Questions on AP exams are generally not ordered by difficulty, so don't waste time getting stuck on early questions, just skip them and come back to them later. Make sure you attempt every question, no penalties for wrong answers - so even educated guesses are worth making.

Next, don't forget to use elimination as a tactic. If you can rule out one or two incorrect answer choices with 100% certainty, you have significantly improved your chances of guessing correctly.

Also, aim to take regular timed practice tests. Knowing how to pace yourself is essential. You don't want to find yourself running out of time with unanswered questions towards the end. The College Board’s official AP Classroom provides plenty of practice questions, both multiple choice and free response, related to each part of the AP Calculus AB curriculum.

Lastly, don’t forget to use your calculator wisely. In the calculator section of the multiple choice, the solution is often something you can get directly from a feature of your calculator. Make sure you're familiar with all the functions of your calculator so you can use it to your advantage.

Remember, the key to mastering multiple-choice questions is practice. The more questions you do, the more comfortable you will become with the format and structure. Don’t be disheartened by mistakes — they’re an opportunity to learn. Happy studying!