I've got a math 11 exemption test on the 10th, i need to learn the entire curriculum before then =D what website would be best for this? or should i just hire a tutor? i can easily do this spending 4 hrs a day until then.

i only took up to math 10 i believe, up to the point where 4x + 4 = 5x

that's all that makes sense, simplifying the huge algebraic equations, and all this pre-calc stuff is nonesense to me =S



tl;dr, where to learn math 11? website? tutor? friend (pay them with beer!)?


LOL i thought this was funny, before the test it says "to get your percent simply divide correct answers by 50 then multipy by 100" AKA times your mark by 2 -.- if you can't figure out your percent on a test out of 50 you shouldn't even be attempting pre-calc...

This post was edited by turtol on Apr 29 2013 11:55pm

mathway.com

shows u full calculations etc for up to pre calc

https://www.khanacademy.org/

is good also

You can look up "TheIntegralCalc" on youtube. She is really helpful.

Khan academy is a pure baller, that guy alone got me A's in University calc1, university calc2 and second year stats.

The motherfucka even helped me pass first year orgo chem literally bill gates endorses this guy i highly suggest him

Yeah,

Khan Academy is a good resource, and a good place to look. It might not help with university level material, as the the questions are not always straightforward. I have checked it out before; while the work was sometimes messy, it was pretty solid.

There are all kinds of things that can be found on YouTube, from university lectures to high school teachers trying to help people out.

I know at my campus bookstore they have a bunch of booklets that teach math and the sciences, and they have an extensive problem and solution setup.

This post was edited by Indent on Apr 30 2013 08:13am

I can't learn via youtube =S idk why just don't understand it that way

but i'll try out khan academy for sure, thx for the suggestions!

So essentially grade 11math?

I suggest u visit high school and pick up a grade 11 math book and just youtube anything I don't understand after 3-4 tries

I have the practice exam out of 50 questions, and i don't understand anything on there. i'm not quite sure what to youtube, typing in like yx5 + x + 4 = yx2 i'm not quite sure what that's called, factoring? i just have to simplify it.

can you give a better example, because that can not be simplified...do you mean solve it explicitly for y?

This post was edited by Azrad on Apr 30 2013 02:53pm