I would assume that’s a fancy way to say College Algebra. But yea, Business Calculus seems like a joke to me, idt I’ve ever heard of that lol. Its value depends on the rest of the equation. A variable is a alphabet standing for an unknown number. All you have to do is guess the number in the place of the variable. An equation consists an variable, a number, and a solution. When the AP week comes, please DO NOT discuss the multiple choice section! However, in accordance with the agreements made with the College Board in regards to the release of the FRQ's, you may discuss them on this site when they are released. I will always have respect for people with nursing degrees after knowing some and seeing the classes they did. Algebra is nothing but solving equations. I self studied for Calc BC when I was in Algebra II my junior year of high school. Not taking any calculus course would be highly unexpected and they may refuse to grant you credits. Everyone has their own specialties! Help with what you know and get help with what you don't is the golden rule. Having 'AP calculus' on your transcript and then taking the BC test is what they would expect.
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