AP Precalculus Exam Prep

Polynomial, exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions — the foundation AP Precalculus tests, and the springboard into AP Calculus.

AimFive gives you exam-format AP Precalculus practice with feedback that shows exactly which points you earned and what to fix — free to start, no card required.

AP Precalculus Exam Format

Multiple Choice — Part A (no calculator) — 28 questions, 80 min (43.75% of the score)
Multiple Choice — Part B (graphing calculator) — 12 questions, 40 min (18.75% of the score)
Free Response — Part A (graphing calculator) — 2 questions, 30 min (18.75% of the score)
Free Response — Part B (no calculator) — 2 questions, 30 min (18.75% of the score)

Exam date: Tue, May 12, 2026. Hybrid digital: MCQ in Bluebook, FRQ handwritten in paper booklets. Format per College Board AP Central (checked June 2, 2026).

Study Unit by Unit

Unit 1: Polynomial and Rational Functions — 30%–40% of the exam
Unit 2: Exponential and Logarithmic Functions — 27%–40% of the exam
Unit 3: Trigonometric and Polar Functions — 30%–35% of the exam
Unit 4: Parameters, Vectors, and Matrices (not assessed) — 0% of the exam

What We Cover (Honestly)

Unit 1 — Polynomial & Rational: Full content: terms, scenarios, data, and FRQ practice.
Unit 2 — Exponential & Logarithmic: Full content: terms, scenarios, data, and FRQ practice.
Unit 3 — Trigonometric & Polar: Full content: terms, scenarios, data, and FRQ practice.
Unit 4 — Parameters, Vectors, Matrices: Included for college readiness; not assessed on the AP exam.

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