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What is PreCalculus?
You did good in algebra 2 and algebra 1 and never took geometry cause god knows why tf that is so now you go into this class as honors not knowing what the fuck precalculus even is until you step into it and within 2 weeks you're already so fucking confused on it. This class is full of angels and random numbers put together that only mathematicians are gonna need in life. It's based off of trigonometry and just full of numbers that are multiplied by itself and next thing you know after their squared you have to put em into a fraction which then turns into a square root based off a faction and then you have to find x and y.
Algebra 2 was easy af I got a 100 3rd quarter lemme
*sees precalculus* I wonder what this class is
Junior year: What.The.Fuck.
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PreCalculus - video
PreCalculus - what is it?
A soul-sucking class where you learn a lot of boring information only Calculus majors need. Most of it is review of Algebra/Trig depending on the teacher. This class is the biggest joke ever and it is recommended that you eat/socialize during it's period.
"I went to Precalculus Honors and ate pistachios. On occasion I'll have some chocolate Frosted Flakes.
What does "PreCalculus" mean?
You did good in algebra 2 and algebra 1 and never took geometry cause god knows why tf that is so now you go into this class as honors not knowing what the fuck precalculus even is until you step into it and within 2 weeks you're already so fucking confused on it. This class is full of angels and random numbers put together that only mathematicians are gonna need in life. It's based off of trigonometry and just full of numbers that are multiplied by itself and next thing you know after their squared you have to put em into a fraction which then turns into a square root based off a faction and then you have to find x and y.
Algebra 2 was easy af I got a 100 3rd quarter lemme
*sees precalculus* I wonder what this class is
Junior year: What.The.Fuck.
PreCalculus - what does it mean?
Precalculus is a mathematics course typically taught in secondary schools and in colleges. Precalculus courses assume a prerequisite knowledge of concepts in intermediate algebra, and is generally designed to prepare students for the study of Calculus.
Topics that are typically covered in precalculus are exponential, logarithmic, polynomial, and trigonometric functions as well as complex numbers, polar coordinates, parametric equations, vectors. Topics in trigonometry include trigonometric graphs and identities as well as applications.
After completing Algebra 2 in 9th grade, my teacher determined that I was too smart for precalculus and therefore I enrolled in Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry.