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We already covered what you need to learn about simplifying radicals as well as adding and subtracting radicals. This time, it’s all about multiplying them.
Watch the full lesson first.
Now that you know what to do, it’s time to test your knowledge with these free worksheets.
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Ratio problems are staples when it comes to aptitude exams. Most exams use figures related with each other and that’s why this technique is really helpful.
Watch the video before trying to answer the free exercise.
Now that you know what to do, try answering the free worksheet.
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This is another skill that will help you finish aptitude exams faster.
Comparing Fractions may seem simple, but taking the traditional route of finding the LCD and converting each fraction can take up a lot of time. That’s why I made this video explaining some of the quick tricks I use to eyeball it.
Watch the video before attempting to answer the free worksheet.
Now that you know what to look for, it’s time to see how well you’ll do.
Download these free worksheets.
Happy learning!
Integers may seem really complicated the first time you encounter them. I remember my dad trying to explain the concept of negative and positive numbers to us when we were younger. It took some time before we were able to wrap our heads around the concept.
That’s why, like everything else, practice is necessary. I made an entire series of videos dedicated to this topic. Watch all these before trying your hand at the free downloadable worksheets from Math-Aids.com.
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Are you ready? Make sure that you pay extra attention to the signs.
How did you do? Â If you missed any items, try to go back and figure out where you went wrong.
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This is something that you really need to master in order to ace aptitude exams. In my experience, I’ve had to use this technique in  Science High School Entrance Exams, the NCAE, College Entrance Exams (UPCAT, PUPCET), the Civil Service Exam, UP Law Aptitude Exam, and in job intake exams.
I discused this briefly in an older video, but I decided to explain it better and teach my speed technique in this new one. Watch it and try your hand in answering the Quick Quiz at the end of the video before taking on the exercise. Get your pen and paper ready.
Let’s do this!
Are you ready to try answering the exercise? Let’s see which method works best for you. Pay attention to the transformation process, okay?
Click here to access the exercise.
Happy learning!
Now that you know how to simplify radicals, we can start with adding and subtracting them. If you haven’t seen my video lesson on simplifying radicals, click here. You need to know that before even attempting to add and subtract radicals.
Watch the video below to learn how to manipulate radicals and put them together.
Now, it’s time to put your knowledge into good use. Answer the worksheets below to see if you really know it. There are two of these. You can answer one now and keep one for later.
Adding and Subtracting Radicals 1
Adding and Subtracting Radicals 2
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Most people are scared of radicals. That’s because they can be daunting if you don’t know where to start or what to do. I believe if you learn my method, you will get excited about encountering this type of problem instead of being scared. Watch this video to learn how to do it.
Now, it’s time to put your new knowledge into practice. Hone your skills and build your speed using these worksheets.
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This is something that was taught to us when we were in high school. It’s something that some of us understood really well, but most had a hard time with. We are going to talk about it because it’s something that always shows up in the Civil Service Exam.
You can practice using the techniques you learned by answering these free worksheets:
Adding and Subtracting Polynomials 1
Adding and Subtracting Polynomials 2
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This is a basic concept that you need to master in order to progress to more complicated stuff like algebraic operations. That is why I decided to make a video lesson of it. You can watch this to learn how to use P.E.M.D.A.S. to solve equations with multiple operations.
Practice using the technique you learned to answer the free worksheets below.
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Sa exam, ito na siguro ang mga pinakamadaling klase ng tanong na lumalabas. Kaya nga lang, marami sa mga nag-eexam ang nakalimutan na ang mga ito. I won’t blame you if isa ka sa kanila. After all, it’s been years since you last had to memorize this.
In this video, I’ll teach you how I remember these properties easily. I’m not big on memorization pero I believe in information reconstruction. With the right mnemonics and memory aids, kaya rin ninyong sagutin kahit anong tanong about these properties pagdating ng exam.
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