Trig on harcourt practice test #2

[kizer21]

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Okay, this was a little frustrating! There was Trig like graphing of sine and cosine on the quan section of Harcourt practice test 2. I totally forgot what sine (pie/6) equals. The Kaplan review didn't cover this area at all. Plus, the Calculus was more indepth than I thought. Much more than Kaplan. What do you guys think?

 

[janeno]

Okay, this was a little frustrating! There was Trig like graphing of sine and cosine on the quan section of Harcourt practice test 2. I totally forgot what sine (pie/6) equals. The Kaplan review didn't cover this area at all. Plus, the Calculus was more indepth than I thought. Much more than Kaplan. What do you guys think?

I agree with you. Quantative was a little bit harder than I expected it to be on the pratice test 2. I can't believe they had a problem on related rates... I know how to solve these problems; however, I do not think they give us enough time to figure out more complicated problems like the ones on practice test 2.

 

[AznGTOi3oi]

yea IT WAS INSANE I THOUGHT the math part, there was one derivative i couldn't even believe they made us try to do. And i thought there was a little bit more OCHEM on the 2nd test then usual. Prayin it won't be like that tommorow. GOOD LUCK EVERYBODY

 

[FSUNOLE]

Calculus was a bit in depth and there were a lot of microbiology questions on biology section as well. Just like one person have said, there were trig. graphs that were forgetten a long time ago.

I don't know. I guess I will decide what to do next when the results come out. By the way, I'm new to this network. I'm currently a student at florida state, i guess y'all can figure out just by my screenname. I currently have a good GPA, but I'm just havin' a rough time in Organic II. I still have physics left, and I hope one grade is not going to drag me down too far.