does anybody know anything about the final exam in math at coastal bend college?
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You will fail fataly if you havent studied for it
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Hello, the CHSPE really isn't all that hard but I do suggest studying a bit for it. The English part is extremely easy. I think that the stories are at 4th grade level and the questions are common sense. The grammar part is easy too. The Writing part is easy but I did take me some time to write about it. My topic was: Do you think that minors should have a curfew? Do you think they should be in at a certain time? \n\nAnother one was: What, in your opinion, is the most difficult stage of life, childhood, teenage, adult, or old age.\n\nThe Math part is a bit hard and I do suggest studying for this. Just take your time and read the questions carefully. A few of them are easy as can be but there are a few hard ones. \n\n3 1/2 hours is really not enough time if you want to take your time and thoroughly check your work after. I suggest doing the math part first. \n\nYou should do fine. Go ahead and take it. The website is chspe.net. Did you pass the exit exam. The math part on the exit exam is easier than the math part on the CHSPE so if you didn't pass the math part on the exit exam, you might fail it on the CHSPE.
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http://www.inew.com/\n\nhttp://tiger.towson.edu/~mlackn1/mathwebsitestudent.htm\n\n\nthese should help
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I just took one of those a couple of weeks ago.  And to be honest, I wrote it in one hour instead of two and I think I got a hundred percent.\n\nIn this exam there were 5 types of questions.  I will tell you about them and then give a link to a test very similar to the one I wrote.  I suspect that the test you are going to write will be quite similar.\n\nType 1- Word definitions.  They give a word and then 4 choices of that the real definition might be.  Only one is closest.\n\nType 2- Number sequences.  They give a string of numbers and you are supposed to look at them, discern the pattern, and give the next number in logical sequence. \n\nType 3- Math problems.  They give you some conditions and ask you to figure out a problem.  Here is one common type:\nJim has a 100-gallon tank of gas.  He fills 3 identical tanks and has 25 gallons left.  How big were the tanks he filled? [It's not hard!]\n\nType 4- Logical puzzles.  They give you some information, enough to solve the questions if you combine what you know into some logical deductions.\n\nType 5- Spatial reasoning.  They show you a sequence of shapes and you are supposed to pick what the next one would be out of 4 or 5 choices.  Using simple logic and looking for patterns, these are not that hard if you take a few seconds and look at them calmly.\n\nHere is a link to the test and some practice tests.  It is in Canada but I do not think that the rules of logic are very different here.\n\n<http://www.psc-cfp.gc.ca/ppc/assessment_pg2_ka_e.htm>\n\nFinally, you asked what kind of book to buy.  I was only concerned about the logic puzzles so I bought a magazine of them (there are monthly compendiums of them available here, like crosswords or sudoku).  And they were the wrong kind, actually more intricate than I required.  I just loooked on the net for any type of puzzle sites or IQ tests.  Seriously, just do a lot puzzles and whenever possible, read the explanations for why the answer is what it is.\n\nGood luck to you.
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I am offering free math tution on-line >You may send me an E-mail through yahoo Answers for knowing the details.
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not sure but u can look it up on line for a test date and location in your area...i took it in january. it wasnt that hard....good luck
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I doubt they release the tests.\n\nThe closest you can come to the questions is the official SAT II book by collegeboard.
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Go to mathhelponline.com You can ask poeple to give online tests for you.
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http://myweb2.search.yahoo.com/search?ei=utf-8&fr=slv8-frz&p=edgecombe%20community%20college%20curriculum
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http://www.lamission.edu/registration.html   or\nhttp://www.laccd.edu/student_information/sis_logon.asp
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Check this out.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathematics_education_in_New_York\n\nthey're not answers, but this sort of book will help a lot.\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/Barrons-Regents-Exams-Answers-Math/dp/0764117289/sr=8-1/qid=1162969360/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/002-2066753-5336846?ie=UTF8&s=books
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Check with your school, and now for help.\n\nGo to the good book stores, and paper/computer supply places for their CD's - yes they have them on math, and CD's on SAT, and PSAT with actual questions and study on your computer!!!!\nAnd check online for the cd's for study...they even have foreign language cd's...........don't ever give up!\n\nIt's the best!...and was not available when I went to school.
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ya, I took it. It wasn't really hard, but if you look over any math notes that you have it probably help.*Good Luck*
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If you can do basic math (add, subtract, multiply or divide) you can do it. Unless you are going for a Subject Test for Math, then you need to get a study guide available from the test company or online.\n\nGood Luck
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umm none that im aware of, what kind of mathamatics leval are you looking at?
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look std 10 th NCERT mathematics text book... its in the part 2 of  mathematics in geometry section.
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It doesn't really go beyond your typical Intermediate Algebra course in college. There is quite a bit of general geometry/trig on there as well, so don't forget to brush up on your triangles! There is a practice test on the GRE website that you can take for free. I'd really recommend doing this. It gives you a good idea of what to expect and your approximate score.