u/Distinct_Passion_751

Do we know when are the FRQs released?

I had a FRQ question where I had to use Intermidiate Value Theorem, since from what I remember it was not asking for the rate of change. But many people said they used the Mean Value theorem. Anyone remember this questions?

I have been doing FRQ ls for calc AB from 2025 to 2022, and I scored near perfect on all of them. But the FRQs from 2021 is way harder than I expected. Is the 2021 one the closest to the real test?

About over a week ago I felt like I have to pee every few minutes, and went to a clinic a few days after. I think I had UTI (but there's no blood in my urine, no pain at all). For some reasons, I couldn't get my antibiotics or anything until tomorrow (over a week later).

Suddenly today I start to feel flank pain. I can't say it's severe but I feel like it's getting worse fast. I can do everything normally but I do feel the pain. I'm extremely afraid that I have a kidney infection becuase I didnt treat my UTI.

I can't afford ER, so I'm wondering if I can wait until tomorrow to call my doctor and tell him about this new symptom? Would that be too late to prevent a potential kidney infection?

I appreciate any advice, I'm freaking out right now..Thank you.

I'm taking AP Calc AB, and I've learned integration using substitution, completing the squares, long division, and other standard formulas (sin, cos, tan,...)

Is there any techniques or formulas (for the weird integrals maybe?) do I need to learn?

Thank you!!