Welcome to AP Calculus (AB) for the 2012-13 school year! Here is where you'll find all the necessary information for upcoming material being covered, as well as material and assignments previously covered. Home Helpful Sites Dr. C's Website Math Topics Important Formulas Fun Calculus Games My Suggestions Projects 2 & 3. R has been teaching AP Calculus in Miami since 2017. He is currently an AP Calculus reader for the College Board. E-mail: rregalado@dadeschools.net Office number: 305-237-5240.
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