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Simplifying Radicals

January 28, 2017 /

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.

Simplifying Radicals 1

Simplifying Radicals 2

Simplifying Radicals 3

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Adding and Subtracting Polynomials

December 25, 2016 /

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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Order of Operations: P.E.M.D.A.S.

December 18, 2016 /

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.

PEMDAS Worksheet #1

PEMDAS Worksheet #2

PEMDAS Worksheet #3

PEMDAS Worksheet #4

PEMDAS Worksheet #5

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Testimony: Mr. Gio Sampayan

March 30, 2016 /
Mr. Gio Sampayan, CSE Passer - October 2015

Mr. Gio Sampayan, CSE Passer – October 2015

Hi! This is Gio.

Gusto ko sanang magpasalamat sa iyo, Ms.Lyqa, for exerting so much effort in helping us. I didn’t have the chance to attend in one of your review sessions, but thankfully your tips and techniques in passing any exam through your YouTube videos assisted me. I thought they were very helpful.

However, of all the videos you uploaded I have this one favorite video which is Multiplying by Five. I find it not only instructional, but also entertaining. Why is it entertaining? #OnlyTeamLyqaKnows.

Kidding aside, I am thankful that the time when I was browsing the web, looking for something or someone that would help me pass the CSE, Lord God took my hand and guided me into your FB page.

Daghang Salamat!

I am Joshua Gio C. Sampayan, October 2015 CSE passer, thankful to be part of TEAMLYQA.

Testimony: Ms. Margie Marcos

February 17, 2016 /

​MargieI am from Cagayan Valley and a graduating Education student. I am a working student in school.

Last year( I was in 3rd yr. college then), I took the CS exam-Professional Level. Since I am a working student, I really had a hard time finding time to review and prepare for the exam. I did not enroll in any review center.

One week before the exam, I felt so nervous and worried about the exam. I surfed the internet to check on my room assignment and that’s when I found the videos of Team Lyqa.

For 7 days, I started to use my time wisely during the night after my class and work in school. I watched the steps in solving math problems, reading comprehension and other techniques attentively.

I also followed her Facebook page immediately. Tapos sobrang nagpray talaga ako kay God.

Sabi ko “God please ito nalang po gift mo sa upcoming birthday ko. Sana makapasa ako.”

True enough, birthday ko ng July 14 same exact day ng release ng certificate from CSC office. Sobrang thankful talaga ako nun.

Thanks to #teamlyqa videos. Sobrang nakakapagpalakas siya ng loob at effective talaga yung mga techniques. Dito ako ulit magrereview for the LET this year. Tiwala po ako dito.

#makingadifferenceglobally #teamlyqa

 

Thank you for sharing your story, Margie. I pray that you will do well sa LET mo this year. Keep praying and God will help you pass.

How about you? Are you a Team Lyqa passer? Please send your testimony, a picture, and tips to teamlyqa@gmail.com and I will post it here to encourage your team members. I’m sure they will love to hear your advice.

3: Work Word Problems

January 30, 2016 /





Since this is one of the most requested topics, I decided to create a series of videos to teach you how to answer work-related word problems. To see how to solve the different variations of this problem, watch ALL the videos in the playlist below.

Are you feeling confident about your Work Word Problem-Solving Skills? Practice using the worksheets below:

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Types of Angles

December 20, 2015 /




Knowing the different types of angles is something that we learned as kids, and that’s why by the time we take the aptitude exams, we’ve already forgotten what they are.

Here’s a quick video to help you remember.

Test your knowledge with these free downloadable worksheets from MathAids.com!

Types of Angles Worksheet #1

Types of Angles Worksheet #2

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Properties of Addition and Multiplication

December 14, 2015 /




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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Venn Diagrams

October 20, 2015 /

Understanding how a Venn Diagram works can help you with the examination. This isn’t just about having questions with a Venn Diagram for reference. Makakatulong din sa logical and analytical skills ninyo.

Here’s my video lesson on this topic. Watch it before you try your hand at answering the worksheets below.

Just a quick note, when you try to answer these worksheets, really think about it before writing your answer down. Consider all of the figures, not just the ones directly mentioned in the question.

Venn Diagram Worksheet #1

Venn Diagram Worksheet #2

Venn Diagram Worksheet #3

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Mean, Median, and Mode

October 13, 2015 /

There may be a couple of statistic questions in the examination. Kaya it’ll pay to brush up on these simple concepts-the mean, mode, median, and range.

So, how do you solve for them? Here’s how:

  • Mean = Average. All you have to do is to add all of the scores and divide it by the number of scores. For example: 3, 4, and 5 will give you a mean of 4 because (3+4+5) divided by 3 is 4.
  • Mode = The score with the most repetitions. In short, yung pinakasikat or uso. For example: 3, 4, 4, and 5 will have a mode of 4 because there are 2 4s and just one each of 3 and 5.
  • Median = Middle. Write all of the scores in ascending order and pick the number in the middle spot. For example: 3, 4, 5, will give you a median of 4 because it is the middle number.
  • Range = The largest score minus the smallest score. For example: 3, 4, and 5 will have a range of 2 because 5 – 3 is 2.

It’s time to put that into practice. Here are a couple of worksheets to get you started.

Mean, Median, Mode #1

Mean, Median, Mode #2

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