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I was thinking of a career in engineering, but now that i think of it , not anymore, i love physics, i can do physics with no problems, but math...thats a different story, i don't know wut the hell is wrong with me, i'v had a calculus test on Limits yesterday and i studied the night before four about 5 hours (reading over notes, mostly practicing lots of problems), and then i get 70% on the test... this is really getting on my nerves and I am thinking of dropping the course, we are now doing derivatives and I am doing that fine, but today my teacher introduced the chain rule, and now my head is about to explode from trying to figure that out. I do lots of problems so i can be ready for my tests. My teacher puts questions similar to the ones she assigns for homework, but puts about 3 questions that are really hard, and she makes those questions worth more than all of the other questiosn put togther... its not like i can't do them, but they confuse me because i'v been practicing something and something like that comes in and messes me up...
Is there anything i can do to better help me prepare for math tests, or is math just not for me... i mean i like math, and i love physics, I am good at physics, but i suck at math...how would this effect my choice of career in engineering...
Thanks in advance.
Is there anything i can do to better help me prepare for math tests, or is math just not for me... i mean i like math, and i love physics, I am good at physics, but i suck at math...how would this effect my choice of career in engineering...
Thanks in advance.