Apparently, some students weren't listening to me. My exact words every period were, "There are 18 questions on the test, and here are the first 16."
Remember in elementary school when you got an E, S, or N for listening skills?
Study Guides are really a crutch for those who do not know how to study. You could always use the Chapter Assessment and Chapter Wrap-Up in the textbook if you want more examples of an equation with radical expressions.
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how come there was no 17 or 18 non the study guide? i think i didnt get a second pg or it just wasnt printed on
i didn't receive #17 and 18 either
That's because Mr. Gerson cut it off. You'll see #17 and #18 on the test though.
Apparently, some students weren't listening to me. My exact words every period were, "There are 18 questions on the test, and here are the first 16."
Remember in elementary school when you got an E, S, or N for listening skills?
Study Guides are really a crutch for those who do not know how to study. You could always use the Chapter Assessment and Chapter Wrap-Up in the textbook if you want more examples of an equation with radical expressions.
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