What level of math are you expected to know for the quantitative reasoning portion of the dat? Does it test you on things you'd learn in first year calculus? Can you learn this on your own over the course of a few months?
Mathematical Problems:
-Algebra - equations and expressions, inequalities, exponential notation, absolute value, ratios and proportions, and graphical analysis
-Numerical calculations - fractions and decimals, percentages, approximations and scientific notation
-Conversions - temperature, time, weight, and distance
-Probability and Statistics
-Geometry
-Trigonometry, and Applied Mathematics (Word) Problems
bravotwozero said:
Hi,
What level of math are you expected to know for the quantitative reasoning portion of the dat? Does it test you on things you'd learn in first year calculus? Can you learn this on your own over the course of a few months?
What level of math are you expected to know for the quantitative reasoning portion of the dat? Does it test you on things you'd learn in first year calculus? Can you learn this on your own over the course of a few months?