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03 Mar 2015, 12:12
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Hello all,
Let me cut to the chase. I struggle with remembering all the terms for math.
Quotient is a great example of a word I couldn't remember and had to look up.
Does anyone have an list exclusively of math vocab to study?
Thanks,
Colton
Let me cut to the chase. I struggle with remembering all the terms for math.
Quotient is a great example of a word I couldn't remember and had to look up.
Does anyone have an list exclusively of math vocab to study?
Thanks,
Colton
04 Mar 2015, 14:22
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HI Colton,
How are you 'math skills' overall? Are you comfortable doing math by hand, using formulas, simplifying expressions, etc.?
It might be better to work on all of those skills (and the vocabulary) at the same time, instead of trying to memorize all of the vocabulary and then try to practice your math skills. Seeing these words in context (and practicing with them) will build 'links" in your memory, so that when you see the same words in another question, you'll remember what they mean AND the physical math you need to do.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
How are you 'math skills' overall? Are you comfortable doing math by hand, using formulas, simplifying expressions, etc.?
It might be better to work on all of those skills (and the vocabulary) at the same time, instead of trying to memorize all of the vocabulary and then try to practice your math skills. Seeing these words in context (and practicing with them) will build 'links" in your memory, so that when you see the same words in another question, you'll remember what they mean AND the physical math you need to do.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
04 Mar 2015, 14:45
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I took math 1040 about 6 years ago. So on a scale of 1-10 id rate my skill as a 2.
I think that's a great plan...ill just google the word as i look at them..Thanks for the super fast reply!
I think that's a great plan...ill just google the word as i look at them..Thanks for the super fast reply!
