Choose from the below Problems of Christmas Past any get all misty at the memories ...
Problems range from easy () to pretty difficult ()

1999-2000

Problem #1:    Graphing Functions (AB) 
                       The Intermediate Value Theorem (BC) 
Problem #2:    Analytic Geometry Review (AB) 
                        L'Hopital's Rule (BC) 
Problem #3:    Limits and Continuity (AB) 
                        Parametric Equations (BC) 
Problem #4:    Removable Discontinuity (AB) 
                        Polar Equations (BC) 
Problem #5:    Limits at Infinity (AB) 
                        Introductory Vectors 
Problem #6:    Graphing using Limits and Continuity (AB) 
                        Derivatives and the Position Function (BC) 
Problem #7:    The Definition of Derivative (AB) 
                        A Big Pile of Derivatives (BC) 
Problem #8:    The Chain Rule (AB) 
                        Polar Derivatives (BC) 
Problem #9:    Logarithmic Derivatives (AB) 
                        Related Rates 'n' Boogers (BC) 
Problem #10:    Related Rates 'n' Regis Philbin! (AB) 
                            Related Rates: The Encore Performance (BC) 
Problem #11:    Stop ... Hubble Time! (Absolute Extrema) (AB) 
                            Fundamental Theorem Madness! (BC) 
Problem #12:    The Mean Value Theorem (AB) 
                            Average Value with a Vengence (BC) 
Problem #13:    Graphs of Derivatives (AB) 
                            Integrating By Partial Fractions (BC) 
Problem #14:    Optimizing Functions (AB) 
                            A Mysterious Integration Problem (BC) 
Problem #15:    Antidifferentiation and Acceleration (AB) 
                            Homogeneous Functions (BC) 
Problem #16:    Optimizing Farmland (AB) 
                            Euler's Method (BC) 
Problem #17:    The Fundamental Theorem (AB) 
                            Approximating Volume with Tables (BC) 

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