Question about Calculus

[zolape01]

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Are there matrices on the exam? Limits?

Just want to get an idea.

Also, is it worth to pay them (Harcourt) $21 for a shortened practice exam? or is there a better place to get a practice exam besides the back of the Kaplan book?

thanks

 

[binghamkid]

Are there matrices on the exam? Limits?

Just want to get an idea.

Also, is it worth to pay them (Harcourt) $21 for a shortened practice exam? or is there a better place to get a practice exam besides the back of the Kaplan book?

thanks

Limits yes, matrices no. And the practice test is up to you. If you've never seen the format of an authentic test, it may help boost your confidence knowing what the test questions will actually look like.

There are lots of options fo rpractice exams. Check your local library (i'm sure they carry PCAT books that you can photocopy exams from). You can buy any test prep book because the more practice tests you have, the better.

 

[omnione]

Are there matrices on the exam? Limits?

Just want to get an idea.

Also, is it worth to pay them (Harcourt) $21 for a shortened practice exam? or is there a better place to get a practice exam besides the back of the Kaplan book?

thanks

YES!🙂

After looking at other practice exams, I think most people need to take at least one of the actual Harcourt practice exams. Unlike the other tests, you can actually get a feel for the language and the difficulty of the real thing.