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SimonESB
Thank you to everybody for their help so far. As suggested, I have started reviewing my previous questions and I was surprised to find that, when I looked at the questions without being stressed by the time limit, I was able to solve a lot of the questions that I got wrong under timed conditions. It seems like the timing really stresses me out and I am kind of panicking and unable to remember simple theories/formulas etc.
Is there a way to get rid of these "blackouts" due to the time constraint? From the very beginning on I have always been practicing under timed conditions, so I am quite surprised that apparently the timing is now causing me so much trouble.
Thank you in advance for any kind of support!
Stop worrying start practicing. as you practice, you improve your problem recognizing skills. for example, now when you see inequality you dont do anything. you will read problem. and then you will think. As you practice, when you read x is positive integer , you will note x >=1 , before reading text. then you will involve in the problem. when you read time and work, you will watch out for number of people, time taken to complete full task, how many hours they work per day and etc to make an equation and then you will quickly compute , mark the answer and move on.