<p>Hi, I just had a quick question. Are there any particular things to look out for on the MATH II subject test? Maybe things like linear regression, exponential regression, etc.? I heard that the official CB tests do not include such concepts but may throw them at you on the test?</p>
<p>So for the sake of preparation, are they any certain concepts that CB throws at you in the MATH II subject test?</p>
<p>Thank you in advance!</p>
<p>CB always throws the same topics with very few curve balls.</p>
<p>Things I can guarantee will show up:
-Asymptotes
-Logs/Exponents
-Special right triangles
-3d figures
-Conic Sections (either circles or ellipses)
-Arithmetic or Geometric sequences
-Trig (identities, unit circle, and trig function graphs)
-Probability
-Limits
-Positivity
-Transformations of Graphs</p>
<p>Possible Test Questions:
-Logic
-Proofs
-Patterns
-Symbol functions
-Matrices
-Synthetic Division
-Plane Geometry</p>
<p>Also:
Parametric equations (this came up when I took it)
Polar coodinates</p>
<p>I would have to disagree with ACT’s “guarantee”: I took the Math 2 test three times (cancelled twice when I wasn’t certain that I would get an 800), and conic sections (as well as positivity, whatever that may be) never showed up.</p>
<p>Matrices, polar coordinates, and parametrics are generally very rare but nonetheless worthy of a brief review.</p>
<p>For reference, I got an 800.</p>