DONE WITH PRECALC!

[Monk]

in still in high school, but i plan to go to the university of Maryland, but after i serve in the IDF for a year.
i plan to major in something in the humanities.

If you plan to go for anything more than a two-year degree, it is likely you'll still need some form of college level math. Hopefully your grades are high enough to jump any CPE requirements you might run into, but it's never fun when you get down the road and see Trig starring you in the face. Good times.

[Hooahguy]

but it's never fun when you get down the road and see Trig starring you in the face. Good times.

[a completely inoffensive name]

I'm taking my precalc final on Wednesday. Trig is easy except for identities and when solving sometimes. Graphing, reference angles, law of sines and cosines is all a breeze. Conics is not hard at all either, you just need to know the formulas. I swear the easiest section out of that whole book, was the last chapter, the introduction of calculus with a chapter on limits. I was like, umm this is calc? A+ please!

[Megas Methuselah]

I'm taking my precalc final on Wednesday. Trig is easy except for identities and when solving sometimes. Graphing, reference angles, law of sines and cosines is all a breeze. Conics is not hard at all either, you just need to know the formulas. I swear the easiest section out of that whole book, was the last chapter, the introduction of calculus with a chapter on limits. I was like, umm this is calc? A+ please!

Hell yeah, playa! *high five*