Is anyone else dreading this exam? I don't find the textbook questions hard, but his tests are weird.

I'm just gonna go in there with general knowledge and figure it out as I go.
THat method worked well when i failed the last test...

McClain's tests are a lot harder than Child's. I've been studying for a while and I still don't feel ready.

Originally Posted by MiniDragon

McClain's tests are a lot harder than Child's. I've been studying for a while and I still don't feel ready.

yeah like I'm looking at the last set of sample problems he posted. I've never seen some of those questions before. LIke #12 for example.

Edit: and the best part, no sample exam. Mind you his sample tests were nothing like his actual tests.

Bah I just want to pass this course :|

Originally Posted by Patrick.O

Bah I just want to pass this course :|

same here, that's all I want

i went to the review yesterday and mclean said he thought the test was "too easy"
So whatever that means.

McClain wouldn't know what easy was it it kicked him in the butt and said hello.

I think it's going to be medium hard.

Originally Posted by MiniDragon

McClain's tests are a lot harder than Child's. I've been studying for a while and I still don't feel ready.

Originally Posted by MiniDragon

McClain wouldn't know what easy was it it kicked him in the butt and said hello.

It's McLean!

It may be pronounced as Mc-Clain but it's McLean. Hell, he even made fun of himself on the first day that his name is Chris Mc-Clain not Mc-LEAN, thus mocking his chubbiness.

Hilarious. Love him.

I wish these axioms would just burn in hell.

Yeah i know i still can't figure axioms out can't find any good explanation that can clear that up for me also in the solutions or the profs notes it says axiom iv) 0+x = x+ 0 = x but in the supplementary text atleast that i have it says 0+x = x+0 = 0 anyone know which is right ? I think its the one the profs mention but I rather be sure.

not trying to thread-jack here, but does anyone know if the "intro to calculus II" from athabasca covers this course as well? I dropped 1zb3 in march and she mentioned that for the online course, its combined. lets just say, hypothetically, that i were to fail this exam in the morning. since i'm taking the course over the summer anyways, could i count it towards both b3 and c3? because that would be just lovely.

Best part is ... it doesnt get any easier from here with math. LOL.

Just ride the bell curve and hope for the best ... aka a 1

Originally Posted by GPat

Is anyone else dreading this exam? I don't find the textbook questions hard, but his tests are weird.

You wont even know what hard is until you take 2ZZ3