<p>how do you convert the polar equations and rectangular equations with the 89, can someone tell me how to for example to do the problem that sophia mentioned on the previous page regarding a previous problem on the may test.</p>
<p>thanks for your help.</p>
<p>why is there such a big curve on math 2? I took a practice test and did well, but then I checked and I only fell around the 50th percentile.</p>
<p>does anyone know a website where i could take a math lvl II practice test for free?</p>
<p>how realistic are kaplan's practice tests compared to the real thing? i hope they're harder cuz i am only getting around 700s :(</p>
<p>@lopo ... go to sparknotes and sign for a free account and you get one free practice test by signing up.</p>
<p>can u sign up again and again for lots of free tests?</p>
<p>hmm i signed up but i can't access the free test</p>
<p>yes just use a different email address and login name. it's kind of tricky to find the free practice test link. go to the subject you want to test in and click on US History test center. on the right hand side under control panel it will say your free practice test or whatever.</p>
<p>i followed ur instructions, but when i click the test i want to take it asks me to buy the test :(</p>
<p>ohhhh so apparently i can only get a DIAGNOSTIC test for free... but sparknotes doesn't have any math II diagnostics :(</p>
<p>*** i can't even access the diagnostics... any help guys?</p>
<p>please answer my question :/</p>
<p>"how realistic are kaplan's practice tests compared to the real thing? i hope they're harder cuz i am only getting around 700s "</p>
<p>to do my problem (I'm not sure that was the exact one from May, but it's similar)</p>
<p>on any TI calc, go to mode, switch from function to parametric (or polar for other types of problems), then type in the given equations...look at the graph, and pick the converted equation that matches</p>
<p>y = 3sin(theta) and x= 4cos(theta) will look like an ellipse</p>
<p>mathmatically, you can solve this one by isolating sin(theta) and cos(theta), then using sin^2 + cos^2 = 1 to solve for an ellipse equation</p>
<p>@lopo... i don't know what to tell you man just keep looking cause it's there.</p>
<p>anyone know how to store things in Casio graphing calc.?</p>
<p>Sparknotes has 5 tests for Math II.</p>
<p>...and i can't access any of them</p>
<p>i will be forever grateful to anyone who can give me a step-by-step guide</p>
<p>FOR FREE SATII MATH PRACTICE TESTS</p>
<p>Step 1: Make an account
Step 2: Go to SAT Subject Test Testing Center
Step 3: Click on SAT Subjec Test: Mathematics Level 2
Step 4: Once you are in the "center" you'll notice "Get your first practice test FREE (or something like that)" on bottom of your right hand corner.
Step 5: Click, then choose the exam of your choice.</p>
<p>There.</p>
<p>It leads me to a checkout page</p>
<p>and that checkout page may have a free test in your shopping cart...if so, "buy" it, then you can go back to the test center to start it...if it says $4.95 it didn'twork....also, search "free practice test" within the website - that worked for me</p>