A difficult class available in high school that involves hard concepts like derivatives and integration.
by 5'1"Racer May 31, 2005
Calculus decided that it got tired of being scrawny, so it started injecting steroids and hitting the gym... then, it became Calculus 2.
Widely considered the hardest conventional math class at the university level, to pass this class, you need to be determined and willing to cry yourself to sleep every night because of how agonizing it is.
Keep in mind, Calculus 3 is Calculus 2 after forgetting to take PCP when it finished its steroid cycle.
Widely considered the hardest conventional math class at the university level, to pass this class, you need to be determined and willing to cry yourself to sleep every night because of how agonizing it is.
Keep in mind, Calculus 3 is Calculus 2 after forgetting to take PCP when it finished its steroid cycle.
by EntrepetunousYes May 17, 2020
"That test was AP Calculus"
by Captain Darko June 22, 2004
I don't know what everybody keeps griping about. This was EASY! Especially the AP Calculus BC exam. If you want to rack your brain good and hard, go try some 'real' math first, e.g. abstract algebra or functional analysis.
AP Calculus AB student: "Oh my gawd this is SO HARD!!"
Senior Math major: "Bitch, please. I'll take related rates and integration by parts over rings and external direct products any day."
Senior Math major: "Bitch, please. I'll take related rates and integration by parts over rings and external direct products any day."
by rapdechocobo October 27, 2011
Surprisingly easier than calculus 2. Oh, and it involves 3-D Calculus. Total Content includes Vectors, multiple integrals, lagrange multipliers, etc.
Student 1: "I'm taking Calculus III this semester."
Student 2: "Dude, you're fucked.
Student 1: "Actually I heard it is not that bad, what are you taking?
Student 2: "Calculus II."
Student 1: "I'll try to make it to your funeral."
Student 2: "Dude, you're fucked.
Student 1: "Actually I heard it is not that bad, what are you taking?
Student 2: "Calculus II."
Student 1: "I'll try to make it to your funeral."
by MooMooMooIAmACow December 10, 2017
What Republicans call political cost/benefit analysis. If a politician avoids political calculus on a policy or prospective bill or movement,
it means that it is unpopular. If a politician embraces political calculus, it means that it is popular.
it means that it is unpopular. If a politician embraces political calculus, it means that it is popular.
Marco Rubio said he avoided political calculus on immigration reform because he knew his party was against it but thought the country
was for it. Double think!
was for it. Double think!
by quesondriac April 15, 2013
by the specialk and illianjay October 8, 2004