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Apr 11, 2008
Hi. I am studying for the April 26 Praxis II math teachers
exam, and I am a little stuck on the topic of Discrete
Math. Other than probability counting methods, the Discrete
Math topics in the Praxis "Test at a Glance" file look sort
of familiar, but I can't think of where I have had these
before. So how do you study for this portion of the exam?
There are not a lot of Praxis sample problems on this?
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Recursive functions: Not sure what subject this is, but just
apply the formula for n=1, n=2, etc. until you get the k-th
value you're looking for.
Arithmetic and geometric series: This is in high school
algebra (intermediate algebra); just know how to sum these
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