I have a huge Calc III test coming up next week. Part of the test is take home a
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I have a huge Calc III test coming up next week. Part of the test is take home and part is in class. The in class portion of the exam is 50 min and about 6 - 7 questions + 1 bonus question. I ran out of time last test and didn't do as well as I would have liked, even though I knew the material. Does anyone have any recommendations on how to study better for a short, timed exam on Calc III material? We're currently doing multi-variable derivatives, limits, Chain Rule, gradient, etc. The homework problems are LONG. I'm worried about the time factor on the test.Any ideas? Thanks!
Chris I have a huge Calc III test coming up next week. Part of the test is take home and part is in class. The in class portion of the exam is 50 min and about 6 - 7 questions + 1 bonus question. I ran out of time last test and didn't do as well as I would have liked, even though I knew the material. Does anyone have any recommendations on how to study better for a short, timed exam on Calc III material? We're currently doing multi-variable derivatives, limits, Chain Rule, gradient, etc. The homework problems are LONG. I'm worried about the time factor on the test.
Any ideas? Thanks!
Chris
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Well, when i was taking math we also had 50 minutes and as my professor always said when you only have this much time you dont wanna make your that your material is right or not you just keep writing and have to make sure that you do the whole exam. Basically, in my opinion when you start taking the exam keep on going until you finish and than if you have time in the end you can go back and review your work. My exams problems were similar to our homework problems and maybe 1 or 2 problems from the lecture but it was mostly homework problems. make sure you are well aware of your homework problems and you should be fine.. take care and good luck on your next exam.
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