Precalculus Free Tests: Get Ready Now!

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The discussion centers on the availability of free precalculus tests and resources for students preparing for exams. Participants share links to various online practice problems and full-length exams, including resources from the University of Utah and the University of Manitoba. Specific mathematical problems, such as solving equations involving sine and cosine, are discussed, highlighting the importance of practice in mastering precalculus concepts. The conversation emphasizes the value of utilizing reputable sources for exam preparation.

PREREQUISITES
  • Basic understanding of algebraic equations
  • Familiarity with trigonometric functions, specifically sine and cosine
  • Knowledge of solving linear equations
  • Access to online educational resources for mathematics
NEXT STEPS
  • Explore online platforms for free precalculus exams and practice problems
  • Learn how to solve trigonometric equations, such as 2sin x + 1 = 0
  • Investigate the use of diagnostic tests for assessing precalculus skills
  • Review full-length precalculus exams from reputable educational institutions
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Students preparing for precalculus exams, educators seeking resources for exam creation, and anyone looking to enhance their understanding of algebra and trigonometry.

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Can Anybody Give Me Some Precalculus Free Tests Please...
 
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Q1: This question is worth 5 marks and accounts for 100% of the grade on this test.

3x+7=0.

Solve for x.
 
I know that one:
x=-7/3 right? do i get a 100?

heres another question

solve for x

2sin x + 1 = 0
 
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Thanks for the Quick replies :-) But i meant full length EXAMS online!
 
ok search here, look for the thread "free math textbooks" or something, and it doesn't hurt to anwser the questions posted.. but w/e
 
http://www.math.utah.edu/online/1210/Practice_Problems/Diagnostic/diag.pdf"

http://www.umanitoba.ca/student/u1/pdf/calculus.pdf"
 
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What are you talking about? That was a full one.
 
I've downloaded dozens upon dozens of pre-calculus exams and final exams - I use them (and the reputation of their sources) in helping me determine how difficult I want the exams in my own classroom to be (also taking into account the caliber of students that I have during any particular year.)

Google should turn up hundreds for you.
 
thanks for the Replies and PDF tests!
 
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2cos(y)=3

Solve for y.

0% for a numerical answer.
 
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y=30 degrees
 

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