college prep math: tsia2 review

[@crackedantagonist]

Math is not my strong suit, so sorry if I'm wrong about this- but I think you might have gotten the wrong answer for #26. You solved for width, but it says to solve for length, which is 6 inches more than the width. Wouldn't the answer be C?

[@SchulerTutors]

Oops, good catch! You are correct.

[@jorkingit]

Dude I watched your entire playlist and got a 962 on my math, thank you ✌️

[@SchulerTutors]

Nice work! Proud of you!

[@trysonh]

I take my test tomorrow, wish me luck! Btw you were such a huge help.

[@SchulerTutors]

You got this! Let me know how it goes

[@trysonh]

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[@carolyntran6959]

@@trysonhwhat reviews did you do? I’m taking mine today:(

[@trysonh]

@@carolyntran6959 I used this video and I found any practice math tsi I could could find on google! Good Luck!

[@SchulerTutors]

@@trysonh LET'S GOOOOO! Congrats!

[@forgggge]

this video was such a huge help for my exam. im missing a lot of math fundamentals, so free tutorials online that are easy to understand like this one are such a blessing. thank you for uploading. ive been studying polynomials lately, but i had a lot of trouble with #8. how could you possibly know if the 1 is negative or positive when you factored out the last term?

[@SchulerTutors]

I am using the difference of two squares technique to factor a polynomial in the form a^2 - b^2, where x^4 - 1 is equal to (x^2 + 1)(x^2 - 1). Honestly though, whenever a multiple choice question boils down to "which expression is equivalent to another given expression", I would just use the strategy of plugging in a simple value into x, evaluate with the calculator, and check which answer choice equals the same number.

[@YazanAlHourani-t3k]

Most of these questions are so confusing to me. However the rest of the playlist all the vidoes were so easy. I take my TSIA2 on Thursday.

[@SchulerTutors]

You can do it! Don’t forget to use test taking strategies like working backwards from the answer choices. Think of the confusing ones as a puzzle that have a solution as long as you think logically. Good luck!

[@YazanAlHourani-t3k]

@@SchulerTutors Taking it right now in 20 minutes

[@biancavasquez8562]

i take my tsi2 today i’m so scared idk if im gonna be able to remember all the formulas 😭

[@biancavasquez8562]

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[@SchulerTutors]

You can do it!!

[@dianitaiza8507]

How did u get 16 on #10

[@SchulerTutors]

I squared both sides of the equation. 4^2 = 4*4 = 16

[@rauly7493]

Do you have a prep course than I can purchase?

[@SchulerTutors]

Not at this time, but if you're interested in private tutoring hit me up at [e-mail]

[@EricKing-oz9sp]

Excuse me sir how did you get 36

[@SchulerTutors]

To calculate probability, divide the number of desired outcomes by the total number of possible outcomes. In this case, there are 2 blue marbles out of a total of 16 marbles. 2/16 reduces to 1/8. (To reduce, divide both the numerator and the denominator by 2)