LIVE Office Hours with Sal (Monday, May 2nd)

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·Nov 11, 2024

Hello AP Calculus students! This is Sal Khan of the Khan Academy. As we all know, the AP Calculus exams, both the AB and BC exams, are coming up this Thursday, May fifth. I'm sure you are buzzing with as much excitement as I am.

In case you didn't already realize it, Khan Academy has a lot of resources for you in calculus. You can either jump in and learn the things that you want to learn, or we have what we call our missions, where it'll guide you through all the calculus that you learn for either the AB or the BC exams.

On top of that, in preparation for this super exciting exam, on Monday, May second, we are going to have live office hours. From 4 to 5 p.m. Pacific Standard Time, it will be myself and Grant, who is our calculus fellow, and we will be answering your questions about calculus.

It could be reviewing things, going through example problems, or we might point you to the right resources on Khan Academy itself. So show up! It's going to be a lot of fun, and you do not want to miss out on this. Anything that you want us to cover, go to the Facebook post about this live stream that we're going to have on Facebook on Monday, May second, and put your questions. Tell us what you want us to cover, what you're confused about, or any example problems that you want to see.

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