03/20/26 daily problems · Mission 1400+

03/20/26 daily problems

FINALLY BROKE THE WALL THAT KEPT ME IN THE 600S WITH MATH!!!! Reading still has a long way to go, but im still working on it

My first mistake was because i had too generalized the idea of the passage, i should have chosen the answer that was a bit more in depth

My next mistake was because i missed a key part of the passage, i did not spend all of my time on the R&W section, so this error will be avoided next test (tomorrow) because i will spend all of my time, acting like this is the real test

My next mistake was choosing a too absolute answer, i should have chosen one that was a bit less absolute because it was more correct.

The rest of my R&W mistakes were to not taking all of my time, and not fully understanding the tenses i was presented

My first math mistake was not using the correct coefficient because i did not understand the concept enough, i will study to be ready for tomorrow

My next mistake was due to me not knowing the form of Xsin<b and x/sin<b, i will re learn these concepts to better use them and get problems correct

My next mistake was due to not understanding the percentage thing, after reading the explanation, i now understand what to do in the future

My next mistake was due to using the wrong side of the triangle, i did it correctly, but used the wrong info, i will take more time during problems

My next mistake was due to me not understanding the problem at all, i guessed, but i should have used the “most similar” trick, i would have gotten it correct if i had used that trick

My next mistake was due to me switching up numerators and denominators in desmos, i should have double checked that i had put them in correctly

My next mistake was due to me missing a key part of the word problem, i need to really read and double read the problem so i dont fall into these traps

Tips:

Take all of your time, you could have made a human error, its best to double, and even triple check all of your work

Learn desmos regression, it actually cooked for many of these problems

DOUBLE CHECK YOUR WORK

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