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Feb 7, 2014
Content really was a surprise. A lot more on matrices, series,standard deviations and probabilities than I had anticipated. There were quite a few on basic calculus.
Know what an axiom is Questions like, "Is this an example of associative, distributive, commutative properties" are fair game. I didn't know what a whisker and pole diagram was until last week. Glad I learned it!
This was not a calculator intensive test. Mostly you need to understand concepts an terminology. If you are a per...See More
Carol
On 2/07/14, Eric Rembold wrote: > Just walked out of the test about an hour ago - I passed! > This is a test that is challenging on several fronts; > content and time management. There are 110 questions and > you have 4 hour to finish. Since you are probably a math > whiz, that averages out to about two minutes a question. > The s...See More
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