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AP Calculus
Hey..
Alright. So i know this is like the nerdiest request out there.. but.. lol. I'm going to ask anyways. First off.. you'll need: http://www.collegeboard.com/prod_dow...alculus_bc.pdf Anywho.. what i'm really wondering about are the answers to #'s 5 & 6. To whoever may attempt them.. lol. yes. you'll need to know Calculus.. specifically logistic differential equations and Taylor series.. heh. fun stuff  So yea.. if ya know how to do those, and have nothign better to do.. try to solve them and throw an answer up if ya know it ~Jack 
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