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kind of happy as I studied very little due to depression and severe craziness that I am afflicted by.
thanks it was pretty easy to be honest, basic math for electrical engineering eg complex sequences and series and calculus and some linear algebra.fresh_42 said:Congrats!
We both know that it isn't necessarily the mathematics that had to be mastered ... - and every journey starts with the first step (Confucius, 551 BC - 479 BC)Bipolar Demon said:thanks it was pretty easy to be honest, basic math for electrical engineering eg complex sequences and series and calculus and some linear algebra.
I prepared for my math exam by reviewing class notes, practicing problems, and seeking help from my teacher or classmates when needed. I also made sure to get enough rest and eat a healthy breakfast on the day of the exam.
The most challenging part of the exam was applying the concepts I learned to new and unfamiliar problems. It required me to think critically and use problem-solving strategies to find the correct solution.
Yes, I used various study techniques such as creating flashcards, making study guides, and practicing problems repeatedly. I also found it helpful to teach the material to someone else as a way to reinforce my understanding.
I felt extremely relieved and proud of myself for all the hard work I had put into preparing for the exam. It was a great sense of accomplishment to see my efforts pay off with a passing grade.
I would advise them to seek help from their teacher or a tutor if needed and to practice problems regularly. It's also important to stay organized, manage time effectively, and take breaks when feeling overwhelmed. Remember to stay positive and believe in yourself, as a positive attitude can make a big difference in performance.