Calculus In High School

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Calculus is an AP course or Advance Placement course in which the students can take the AP test to receive college credit, and the class should be treated with the respect and rigor of a college course. This book was written by experienced AP teachers, and more suited towards AB Calculus over BC. This is undeniably advanced, a college course in high school; this class should be taken senior year, but can be taken in junior year depending on the advancement of the prior

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