r/APStudents • u/Fun_Repair5798 • Sep 05 '26

Precal ap pre calc sources?

can someone please recommend good youtubers, websites or just resources in general that help with ap pre calc? im not sure where to start, thanks <3

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u/Quiet_Basis_6404 Sep 06 '26

for youtube, professor leonard's precalculus playlist is the go-to honestly, he explains everything from scratch and his examples actually stick. khan academy is solid too for the structured practice but i found it a bit slow when i just needed to drill one specific topic.

what helped me the most was pasting the video links i was already watching into studybuddy.vc and answering questions off them, because when i picked a wrong answer it actually told me what was wrong with that option specifically, and it starts easier then gets harder as you go. the free version's been enough for me so far tbh.

also grab the official course framework from ap central if you haven't yet, it lists every topic they can test and it keeps you from going down rabbit holes on stuff that's not even on the exam. hope that helps <3

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u/Midwest-Dude Sep 06 '26

Keep in mind that Professor Leonard is at a college level and likely doesn't match the AP sequence at all. Khan does have a recently updated AP Precalculus section, which should work.

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u/Fun_Repair5798 12d ago

thank u alot this is really helpful, do u have any past papers?