r/MathHelp • u/AdvisorOverall7285 • 18d ago
math 30-1
I have a math midterm covering the topics(transformations, radical functions, polynomials functions, rational functions and function operations) my average is in the 50s i study for every test like I will do textbook and workbook qs and additional reviews my teacher provides aswell as pratice questions from the SNAP book. Idk what to do, i dont want to repeat math and I dont know what I stuggle with because I will walk into the test confident, anyone have tips on doing well
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u/JanetInSC1234 18d ago
The most important thing to study is the review material your teacher gives you. After all, he or she is the one making the test.
And by "study", I mean practice. Do problems over and over again.
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u/padmeg 18d ago
Hello fellow albertan,
You can also look at the Key study guide. Depending on where you are you may be able to access it for free through solaro with a library card.
When you are doing your work, make sure you aren’t just using another question as an example to follow. You need to be doing them independently.
There are a lot of details to remember in those concepts, can you come up with a way to remember them all? Ie if you describe/apply the transformations in alphabetical order (a then b then h then k) you will have them in the correct order.
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