#Precalc

[aodhnerd]

The academic abuses of junior year have begun.

[tyra-altavilla]

Pre-Calculus Meme with my dog

[augmentedpolls]

If you are currently in a math class you can choose that option

[er-cryptid]

Synthetic Division [Ex. 2]

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[bonesinthesky]

I fucking hate school I literally have no time for anything anymore and I feel so fucking stupid because ent grades are the lowest they have ever been and they are even bad grades they are As and Bs but I am just so stressed out because I know I can do better I am just lazy

[eclipseecho]

November 6th 2024

𝑻𝒐𝒅𝒂𝒚𝒔 𝒆𝒗𝒆𝒏𝒕𝒔

9 am pre-calculus class

Work 11 am - 1 pm

Home to let out my puppy / lunch

Started my final project for astronomy

Finished my checkpoint essay

Headed back to campus for astronomy at 6:30 pm

Back home for dinner and Big Bang Theory with my family

November 7th 2024

𝑻𝒐𝒅𝒂𝒚𝒔 𝒆𝒗𝒆𝒏𝒕𝒔

9 am pre-calculus class

Pre-calculus test

Back home to let out the puppy / lunch

Start the dishes

Had a dentist appointment

Work from 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm

Back home to finish the dishes

Dinner and drinks with my family 🤍

This blog is a tad different than what I plan on posting , just because this is two days in one. It’s been a stressful few days for everyone.

Focusing on school/studies and work has been difficult with all the politics around seemingly every corner.

We had students bring up the election AFTER professors sent out emails that said to leave that talk at home.

Today I’m tired.

[joellystudies]

I really recommend that anyone struggling with precalculus or trigonometry watch Professor Leonard. He really simplifies things in a way that is so easy to understand. Not to mention he has this LONG ass playlist 🥹🙏🏼

[sageisntamathperson]

Guys HOW do you keep yourself from making dumb mistakes in very long math problems 😭 I have ADD, and I keep forgetting a negative sign or something and getting problems it takes 15 minutes to do horribly wrong

[sachsoup]

bocchi doodles during precalculus class :)

[somethingusefulfromflorida]

They're here!

The geometry workbook is by a different author, and the pre-calc workbook has a different co-author, but all the rest are matching sets.

My plan is to go back to school next year to get a second bachelor's degree in astrophysics, a dream of mine that I abandoned in my freshman year because I was lazy and depressed and burned out. I eventually graduated with a BA in English, which is by far the greatest regret of my life. After 4½ years of doing nothing but complain about it and wallow in what could have been, I decided last month to get my ass in gear and commit to the field I originally intended back in 2014.

It's been 9 years since I graduated high school, and I've forgotten pretty much everything beyond simple geometry and a vague awareness of trigonometric functions (I've retained no calculus whatsoever). If I'm going to pursue astrophysics, I'm not only going to need to relearn all this math, I'm going to need to master it. I can't just eke by with a passing C, I need to know every subject backwards and forwards while blindfolded. I already have the pre-req credits to get into the advanced math and physics classes for the major, I just need to refresh myself. I was able to pass trig and AP calc and physics back when I was a punkass teenager, I'm sure I can do it again now that I actually give a shit.

I procrastinated all throughout May because I didn't know if I had it in me to master seven courses in one year, but the workbooks all arrived this morning and now I'm feeling a lot better about my chances. Flipping through algebra 1, I've encountered nothing but softball questions like "which is bigger, -5 or -2?" and "find coordinate (1,3) on this graph." I have no doubt in my mind that this is going to be an absolute cakewalk. Like riding a bike, it'll all come back to me as I work my way through it. I can knock out algebra 1 in a few days, two weeks tops, but I'm less confident in my latent geometry skills, so the cakewalk will serve mostly to temper myself for the challenges ahead. If I jumped right into the hard parts, I'd get overwhelmed and give up like I my first time around, so I need to start small.

I'll be deriving and integrating in no time!

[valentin-is-golden]

Intro post!

(I'll update this when I need to)

For the absolute basics; I'm Valentin (he/him), non-native English speaker, and I need some sort of motivation to study (depression + suspected ADHD). I LOVE academics but I hate doing it for classes :(

Mild request: when talking with me, it'd be nice if y'all used tone tags! :)

Current classes: US history, precalc, english comp (+ driver's ed)

Things I want to do (at some point): read and write (for fun), *draw, pick up programming/coding, brush up my Russian and Ukrainian (native langs), learn Italian (practical), learn Latin (fun), get better at cooking/baking

I'll probably be posting abt studying(obvi), organization attempts + whatever else I feel like

Since this is studyblr that's all y'all need to know

*specifically, I want to get a hang of: gesture/figure drawing, human anatomy, basic animal anatomy, perspective, color theory, lighting/shading, + figuring out my art style(s)

[tyin-cherry-knots]

TRYING MY DAMN HARDEST TO ROMANTICIZE PRECLAC EXAM STUDYING

[maxwellgetsalife]

Horrible of me to get into a major that requires math and yet, i struggle with math. I have a major love hate relationship with it. PreCalc is kicking my ass. I failed my last two tests. Its mostly cause the last algebra class i took was four years ago and i had covid and couldnt refresh before going into it.

This upcoming test im more confident in though. Laws of Sines, Laws of Cosines? i can do that shit all day, ill happily tell you if its not a triangle, two triangles, or can confirm it to be a triangle.

Polar Coordinates? that girl is kicking my ass but im close to understanding her so help me god.

I really wanna love math, i want to understand it and enjoy it. Terrible when Graphs and Geometry are my worst nightmare. Basic algebra? Linear math? I can do it all day

[math-journal2]

Precalc 1 — here — Book Ed2

Main: @sock-to-the-third (18+ blog)

“The place where I eat books�� ~ me

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Book Edition 1

Algebra

Page 1 / Unit 1

[skipped PEMDAS]

Page 2 / Inequalities

Page 5 / Exponents

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Page 8 / Linear

Page 9

Page 10 / Systems of Equation

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Page 12

Algebra 2

Page 13 / Functions

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Page 15 / Radicals

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Page 20 / Imaginary Numbers

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Page 23 / Trinomials

[fraction rules]

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Page 27 / Logs

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Page 31 / [ 1/x ]

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Page 34 / Parent Functions

Precalc

Page 35 / Inequalites — here

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Page 37 / Piecewise function

14– Page 38 / Composites

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15– Page 40 / Inverse Functions

16– Page 41 / Radical Functions

17 —Page 42 / Parabola

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18– Page 44 / i^#

Page 45 / power function (1/x & x^#)

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Unit 24

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Page 64 — jk it’s 70 now

[er-cryptid]

Partial Fraction Decomposition Ex. 5

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[minaloywhore]

HAPPY FALL IM CRAMMING MY PRECALC REVIEW AND MY PSYCH PAPER RESEARCH WISH ME LUCK

...anyone have tips on finding good psych sources quick? its a research paper :3