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AP Precalculus
Unit Simulations
Start with Unit 1 and pick Test 1–5. Units 2–4 are coming soon. Each fixed test takes you from core skills to harder connections, then shows you what to work on next.
20 multiple-choice questions2 multipart free-response questionsAdjustable timers
AI-authored content, awaiting independent teacher review. These unit simulations are not full AP exams and do not predict an AP score.
Unit 1
Polynomial and Rational Functions
Each test spans all 14 topic headings. Questions stay within four five-question difficulty bands; choices and within-band order change for a fresh attempt.
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Open Test 5Focused practice by topic
1.1 · Change in Tandem1.2 · Rates of Change1.3 · Rates of Change in Linear and Quadratic Functions1.4 · Polynomial Functions and Rates of Change1.5 · Polynomial Functions and Complex Zeros1.6 · Polynomial Functions and End Behavior1.7 · Rational Functions and End Behavior1.8 · Rational Functions and Zeros1.9 · Rational Functions and Vertical Asymptotes1.10 · Rational Functions and Holes1.11 · Equivalent Representations of Polynomial and Rational Expressions1.12 · Transformations of Functions1.13 · Function Model Selection and Assumption Articulation1.14 · Function Model Construction and Application
Unit 2
Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
Simulations and focused practice will open alongside the unit.
Unit 3
Trigonometric and Polar Functions
Simulations and focused practice will open alongside the unit.
Unit 4
Functions Involving Parameters, Vectors, and Matrices
Simulations and focused practice will open alongside the unit.
A useful score, not just a number
Missed and unanswered skills get direct links to AP practice and a matching revision card, or a clearly named supporting card where the full card is not yet available. The free-response checker marks final entries, not written reasoning. Work on paper first, then compare the worked solution.
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Coverage reference: College Board AP Precalculus course framework, effective Fall 2026. Twenty questions sample a unit; they cannot assess every learning objective exhaustively.