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  • AP Precalculus: CED Summary – Part 1

    This is a quick summary of the CED presented here for ease of access and review. It is not intended as a replacement to the CED but solely as a reference.

    Part 1: Introduction

    Course Summary

    Focuses on functions modeling dynamic phenomena.
    Objectives:
    – Prepare for Calculus
    – Provide basis for science based studies
    – Capstone experience: final school level course
    – Basic skills:
    – Working with equations
    – Manipulating functions: compositions, graphs, inverses, transformations
    – Working with analytical, graphical and numerical approaches
    – Advanced usage of graphing calculators

    Prerequisites

    – Solving linear and quadratic functions
    – Trigonometry
    – Simultaneous equations of 2 and 3 variables
    – Exponential Functions
    – Radical Functions
    – Complex numbers
    – Graphical, numerical and analytical representation of functions
    – Graphing Calculator (30% of material):
    – Solve equations
    – Graphing
    – Tables
    – Intersections
    – Minima/ Maxima
    – Numerical solutions
    – Regression equations
    – Matrix operations

  • The Course and Exam Description Document

    The Course and Exam Description Document (CED) is the most important resource about the AP Precalculus exam.

    This document has Unit guides that clearly lay out the course content and skills and recommend sequencing and pacing for them throughout the year.

    Below you will find a link to this important document:

    Click here to download the CED for AP Precalculus (courtesy of College Board)

  • About myPrecal

    The world’s best resource for AP Precalculus material

    Hi there!

    I’m Osama, a passionate Mathematics teacher with over a decade of experience teaching AP Calculus—and now diving into the exciting world of AP Precalculus.

    Welcome to myPrecal!

    This is more than just a site; it’s a mission to provide a free, top-notch AP Precalculus textbook. My goal is simple: to help students and teachers make every moment of learning count.

    But that’s not all! On myPrecal, you’ll find carefully curated resources and engaging videos designed to guide you step-by-step toward precalculus success.

    Join me on this journey, and let’s make math learning rewarding and fun!

    Osama Zaidiah
    Amman, Jordan
    10th January 2025