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Ahhhhhhhh, FINALLY I'm done with my Chem Homework!!

Originally posted by: fatty4ksu
what are you doing? molecular weight etc?
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Chapter 3
-The Mole
-Determining the Forumla of an Unknown Compound
-Writing and Balancing Equations
-Calculating Amounts of Reactant and Product
-Fundamentals of Solution Stoichiometry
 
It's not THAT bad yet. It's just time extremely time consuming. The labs take up a lot of time too! My sociology class is also extremely time consuming. Trig is much harder than both and it feels like I have had no time to study for Trig. Infact, I'm failing Trig right now. 🙁
 
Originally posted by: fatty4ksu
What part of trig is difficult?
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All of it. The teacher is horrible and we only meet twice a week (tues and thurs) for 50min. It's no where near enough time to learn anything and I usually forget everything over the weekend. I've been trying to learn from the book but it doesn't teach the types of problems that are asked on the test.
 
Originally posted by: Mo0o
Originally posted by: Shawn
Originally posted by: Mo0o
Are you in high school?
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No. I didn't do homework in HS.
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They teach trig in college? I thought that was a middle school course? 😕
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stfu.


Shawn, my advice would be to not blame the teacher. Teach yourself, do you homework 2-3 times. Practice..practice...practice. Make it a goal to spend at least 90 minutes a day on the material. Time yourself. If you do well in trig you will do well in calc.. and so on.
 
Originally posted by: Mo0o
Originally posted by: Shawn
Originally posted by: Mo0o
Are you in high school?
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No. I didn't do homework in HS.
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They teach trig in college? I thought that was a middle school course? 😕
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Yep. MAC1114 ANALYTIC TRIGNOMETRY. It's only worth 2 credits. I took it as a filler and my advisor recommended that I take it before Calculus. Now I'm failing it and it's going to kill my GPA. Shoulda just skipped it and took Calc. :|
 
Originally posted by: fatty4ksu


Shawn, my advice would be to not blame the teacher. Teach yourself, do you homework 2-3 times. Practice..practice...practice. Make it a goal to spend at least 90 minutes a day on the material. Time yourself. If you do well in trig you will do well in calc.. and so on.
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Yea, basically I'll have to teach myself. There is so much memorization though. One example would be: Sin (T+ß) = SinT Cosß + CosT Sinß. Then once you figure out what those are you get stuck with numbers like (v2/2 * v3/2) + (1/2 * v2/2). Since we're not allowed to use calculators it's such a pain in the ass. Luckly my friends who are taking it are having trouble too so we're all going to study together and hopefully teach each other.
 
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