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Accuplacer : Elementary Algebra - 2L8 - 10-25-2018 I recently started preparing to retest for the math section of my accuplacer I feel confident it's just that the quadratic equations , polynomials and such are very frustrating! I chickened out of retesting before because I always had this fear of holding myself back when it comes to getting my degree. I think it's weird that if I pass arithmetic but don't pass the elementary algebra I have to take remedial classes for both. I've been using the Mometrix Accuplacer Study Guide and have been doing well until I hit polynomials. When it comes to the elementary algebra section of the exam is there something specific I should focus on (ex: linear equations , quadratics , polynomials)? Also has anyone got any tips , other resources or alternatives? RE: Accuplacer : Elementary Algebra - mysonx3 - 10-26-2018 I don't think I did this section of the Accuplacer (can't really remember), but for polynomials & quadratic equations in general I highly recommend checking out some of the algebra videos on YayMath.org RE: Accuplacer : Elementary Algebra - Merlin - 10-26-2018 (10-26-2018, 01:28 AM)mysonx3 Wrote: I don't think I did this section of the Accuplacer (can't really remember), but for polynomials & quadratic equations in general I highly recommend checking out some of the algebra videos on YayMath.org While I know nothing about the Accuplacer, I can recommend Khan Academy videos for instruction and review on anything math related. RE: Accuplacer : Elementary Algebra - armstrongsubero - 10-26-2018 Do the Aleks Beg. Algebra its not for credit but it does help learn math. RE: Accuplacer : Elementary Algebra - dfrecore - 10-26-2018 Khan Academy is the best place I've found for Algebra. I think it's much better than ALEKS, especially if you need to hear/watch someone (rather than just read). RE: Accuplacer : Elementary Algebra - armstrongsubero - 10-26-2018 If someone is weak in math Aleks is better. Math is not about reading and hearing/watching. Math is about PRACTICE and REINFORCEMENT and on that Aleks gets 110% credit. If you want to learn math. Cant beat Aleks, you learn math by practicing math and doing problems, you can supplement with Khan Academy but Aleks is better for learning. RE: Accuplacer : Elementary Algebra - cookderosa - 10-26-2018 (10-25-2018, 11:07 PM)2L8 Wrote: I recently started preparing to retest for the math section of my accuplacer I feel confident it's just that the quadratic equations , polynomials and such are very frustrating! I chickened out of retesting before because I always had this fear of holding myself back when it comes to getting my degree. I think it's weird that if I pass arithmetic but don't pass the elementary algebra I have to take remedial classes for both. To add to your list, I'm not sure if you have access to the InstantCert cards or if you want to reup for a month, but the GED section for math covers: - Arithmetic - Fractions and decimals - Measurement and geometry - Statistics - Probability - Basic algebra RE: Accuplacer : Elementary Algebra - 2L8 - 10-26-2018 Thank you very much. I'll be using both Khan and ALEKs. Do you think that Nov. 7th is enough time to learn what I need to know though. RE: Accuplacer : Elementary Algebra - armstrongsubero - 10-26-2018 If you are bad at math man and want a degree take my silly advice and take 2 or 3 months and learn math. A week or 2 is not enough expecially if you plan on taking college algrbra or something else. RE: Accuplacer : Elementary Algebra - 2L8 - 10-26-2018 (10-26-2018, 05:57 PM)armstrongsubero Wrote: If you are bad at math man and want a degree take my silly advice and take 2 or 3 months and learn math. Thanks |