MHB Precalculus Chapter Test Questions

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Chapter test questions from the David Cohen Precalculus With Unit Circle Trigonometry textbook can be shared in the forum for extra practice. Posts should ideally use LaTeX for better readability, although plain text is acceptable if users cannot access LaTeX. Tutorials and tools for generating LaTeX code are available on the site, and some users can post LaTeX from mobile devices. It is noted that not all questions necessitate LaTeX, particularly word problems. The discussion emphasizes the importance of making the content accessible and useful for all readers.
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I would like to share chapter test questions from the David Cohen Precalculus With Unit Circle Trigonometry textbook (3rd Edition) as extra practice for anyone who may be interested. Where in this website can I post precalculus chapter test questions?
 
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You can post them here in this forum. One thing though, if these posts are to be a valuable asset for other readers, they should be done using $\LaTeX$ for maximum readability. :D
 
MarkFL said:
You can post them here in this forum. One thing though, if these posts are to be a valuable asset for other readers, they should be done using $\LaTeX$ for maximum readability. :D

I am not familiar with LaTex. I do not have a computer.
 
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I am not familiar with LaTex.

There are quite a few good tutorials online and here at MHB. We also have tools in place to help generate $\LaTeX$ code, and preview it live.

RTCNTC said:
I do not have a computer.

I don't think you have to have a laptop/PC to use $\LaTeX$. It likely depends on your mobile device, and I don't use those so I'm really not the one to be commenting on that...I just know others here use mobile devices and post $\LaTeX$.
 
If your device simply will not allow you to post $\LaTeX$, then as far as I'm concerned you can use plain text. I may, as I have time, edit your posts to use $\LaTeX$ (but I can't make any definite promises on that). :D
 
MarkFL said:
If your device simply will not allow you to post $\LaTeX$, then as far as I'm concerned you can use plain text. I may, as I have time, edit your posts to use $\LaTeX$ (but I can't make any definite promises on that). :D

Not all questions require LaTex for easy reading. For example, most word problems need no LaTex.
 

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