<p>at my school it is dependent on the teacher. i didnt plan accordingly and took it with the guy who only gives on A per term. i got a b+ after getting 5’s on both AB and BC in high school.</p>
<p>Yes, I got a 5.</p>
<p>Skiier, were most people in your class getting B+ and below?</p>
<p>I think York00 means that you can’t always look at a Taylor series and go “ah yes, exp(isin(x^1.5)), we meet again.”</p>
<p>A Taylor series is an approximation of a function by using polynomials. Roughly speaking, if you want to approximate a function that is difficult to work with analytically (taking derivatives, integrals, fitting into a diffy q) then you approximate it as:</p>
<p>hard function=a0+a1<em>x+a2</em>x^2+a3*x^3+… and on and on and on.</p>
<p>I tested out of calculus 1,2,3, and linear algebra. The only math course I’ve taken in college so far is differential equations. I think calculus 3 is easier than calculus 2, and most of the concepts can be found in a high school physics class (at least mine was). You almost don’t even need to study for calculus 3 as it’s super intuitive.</p>