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AP Statistics
All provided formulas: descriptive stats, probability rules, inference procedures, standard error table, chi-square
Provided on exam
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AP Calculus AB
All derivatives, integrals, FTC, MVT, IVT — everything you must memorize (no sheet provided)
Must memorize
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AP Calculus BC
All AB formulas plus: integration by parts, series, Taylor/Maclaurin, parametric, polar area
Must memorize
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AP Biology
Hardy-Weinberg, chi-square, water potential, surface area/volume — all provided equations explained
Provided on exam
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AP Chemistry
Equilibrium, thermodynamics, electrochemistry, kinetics, gases, colligative properties — full reference
Provided on exam
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AP Physics 1
Kinematics, Newton's laws, energy, momentum, rotation, SHM, waves, circuits — all provided equations
Provided on exam
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AP Physics 2
Fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, E&M, optics, modern physics — complete equation reference
Provided on exam
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AP Physics C: Mechanics
Calculus-based mechanics: kinematics, dynamics, energy, rotation, oscillations — full equation sheet
Provided on exam
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More cheat sheets coming soon: AP US History, AP Psychology, AP Computer Science A.
How to Use These Formula Sheets
Each cheat sheet is organized the same way as the actual exam reference: formulas are grouped by topic, with explanations of when and how to use each one. For exams that provide a formula sheet (AP Stats, Bio, Chem, Physics), we explain every equation on the official sheet. For exams with no sheet (AP Calculus AB and BC), we cover everything you must memorize cold.
Use these alongside the AP score calculator to simulate your exam performance — enter your estimated MC and FRQ scores to see your predicted AP score.