Hey guys, I need an opinion outside of my friends/teachers/family. I'm registering for classes next year, my senior year, and I'm considering taking AP calculus BC and AP chemistry... I have never taken an AP class before, so Im a little hesitant. I am currently in honors pre-calc/trig and I took honors chemistry my sophomore year. Is this doable? Any advice?

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Idont get what your asking

You're asking in the ap section, so i'll give the ap calculus-style answer. alternatively, you can find the vertex of the parabola and use the "y"-coordinate as the answer.

the maximum height can occur at a critical number, that is, a number  such that  .

the derivative of  can be calculated as follows:



find a value of  that is a zero of the derivative:


this is parabola that is opening downward; we can assume there is a maximum at  .

to find that maximum, calculate  .