I love your analogy of kicking the fraction over to the right and that's the order for your (my) long division. That has been confusing me so badly when trying to convert a fraction to a decimal. But now I get it!! You're wonderful!
just graduated HS 3 months ago and I need Calc 1 for my AAS, and I did Dual Enrollment which made it so that I finished all my college basics already. However in HS i took Calc BC(Calculus one and two in one class), and when i took the accuplacer the first time I sadly only got enough to place into Pre cal which I am not willing to waste my time on, going for a second attempts around 6 months later now with 0 studying, your video has some good tips, I realized I just forgot some small little things that I would normally do on a calculator and I never did word problems in Calc BC so some of the word problems tripped me up. hoping to get the highest score this time.
Me too! I'm applying for the LPN program in a week! I already took the reading and quantitative parts. did well on the reading, and passed with 5 points to spare on the Quantitative. Next I have the arithmetic. I'm studying my eyeballs off! I see you didn't pass the arithmetic the first time out. Surely you passed by now! Are you in the RN program now?
Hi I’m 30yrs old about studying for the Accu placer test. Im real nervous about taking the test but watching you explain is giving me confidence. Now I just need to remember. Should I just keep re watching this video over and over again?
@@loraxkz2431 no I just moved out of my apartment back into my moms. I’ll take it by the end of this month for sure. (May) if you reply back, I will reply back to you at the end of this month to inform you how it went.
I'm 33 and I'm taking this test next month, wish me luck, and thanks so much for explaining everything. I'm not trying to learn math i just need to pass this test lol i need 272 if i get less, I'm gonna have to take math at college and i dont wanna do that i just need to get the 272 to take college algebra and be done with math Thats what i want
That's what happened to me. I couldn't pass the math portion of the Accuplacer, so they made me take the lower division math to get up to speed for College Algebra. Now I've changed my mind about becoming an RN. It takes too darned long and I'm already 66 years old, so I've decided to enroll in the Licensed Practical Nurse school. I won't say the 4 classes I've taken toward my Associates Degree in Nursing are a waste though. Maybe I'll transition to an ADN someday. But I need Next Gen Accuplacer Arithmetic either way. I wish I knew a long time ago how important math was to our futures.
Thank you for your videos . Always detailed and to the point , they’ve been very helpful and now I can effectively use process of elimination with what I do know even if I don’t know lol. Seriously I learn a lot but there are things that I don’t understand
I'm glad the videos are helpful! The College Board updated their exams a few years ago. The Next-Generation Accuplacer is the new version. Next-Generation Arithmetic covers Whole Numbers, Fractions, Decimals, and Percentages. Exponents, Algebra, and Statistics were removed from the Arithmetic exam. Next-Generation Reading replaced the Reading Comprehension exam. The new format begins with 4-5 questions from a literary passage, then 4-5 questions comparing opposing points of view, followed by single paragraphs and questions. The prior exam was a series of single questions. Next-Generation Writing replaced the Sentence Skills exam. The new format has 4-5 questions per multi-paragrah passage. The prior exam was a series of single questions. Official sample questions are available here: accuplacer.collegeboard.org/students/prepare-for-accuplacer/practice-download Good Luck on your exam! :)
I used highly recommended authentic exam materials provided by Dr David I passed my accuplacer test on my 4th attempt taking maximum 20 questions a day studied for two weeks, 14 days effectively. Am so happy I pass, now i can look forward to my Nursing Carrier
@17:35 why is it we’re talking about the number 50 and we’re not dropping down the seven for it to become 75 or 750? I don’t understand. Do I need to look at perhaps just basic division videos before coming back to this. I don’t get it
at 17:33 pf this video. 3 x 25= 75.. when u put 75 below 80, u have to start subtracting. so 80 minus 75 = 5.. since you cannot divide 25 to 5, u have to add 0 and make it 50. now, 50 divided by 25= 2 and put it next to 3 on top. that’s why she came up with 0.32 as an answer
@14:43 How did you come up with 60 when there’s a decimal there? I’m very slow with math and I don’t understand this. Because if there was no decimal there I can understand you seen there was 60 but honestly I would’ve seen 600 before I saw 60 because there’s two zeros not just 1. But then also there is a decimals there so I shouldn’t even be able to come up with 60. I don’t get it. Can you explain about zeros and decimals more.
are u referring to option c or d explanation in long division? u always have to bring down one zero when the number cannot be divided anymore. as soon as u start borrowing that zero, u also has to place a decimal point on top. i’m slow at Math too but this one is pretty basic compared to trigonometry and advanced algebra. returning to college after 10yrs so im really reviewing my weakness in case i need to take the test 😅 good luck!
Isn't 6/100 the same as six cents? 0.06? Maybe there's hope for me yet (unless of course I'm wrong). And if 10 tenths is a dollar, wouldn't 6/10 be the same as 60 cents? .60?
Yes, you are correct. When you divide by powers of 10, the number of zeros are the number of spaces to the left you should move the decimal to convert the fraction to a decimal. Good job!
You cannot bring a calculator to the test. A few of the questions will have a pop-up calculator available in the upper right corner of your screen. Prepare to solve all questions without a calculator. Good luck!
i like the way you're breaking it down, or explaining ready to take the exam in couples months
You're welcome! Good luck!
This video is very helpful and I love how you broke every problem down and explained it as well.
You're very welcome! Glad they are helpful.
Exactly What I need thank you so much, you're a life saver Caz Academy
Happy to help! You're very welcome!
I love your analogy of kicking the fraction over to the right and that's the order for your (my) long division. That has been confusing me so badly when trying to convert a fraction to a decimal. But now I get it!! You're wonderful!
Awesome! So glad it helped.
just graduated HS 3 months ago and I need Calc 1 for my AAS, and I did Dual Enrollment which made it so that I finished all my college basics already. However in HS i took Calc BC(Calculus one and two in one class), and when i took the accuplacer the first time I sadly only got enough to place into Pre cal which I am not willing to waste my time on, going for a second attempts around 6 months later now with 0 studying, your video has some good tips, I realized I just forgot some small little things that I would normally do on a calculator and I never did word problems in Calc BC so some of the word problems tripped me up. hoping to get the highest score this time.
Good Luck! A practice test is available here: ko-fi.com/s/a7c5bb5cc3
Super helpful, ill be taking the Accuplacer Exam, for nursing today, thank you! 💛
Glad it was helpful! How did you do?
@@CazAcademy I didn't pass the arithmetic portion. But, I passed the writing part, which was helpful! 💛
@@CazAcademy I was 13 points away from passing the math part, now I'll be coming back to these videos to help for my next test! 😁
Me too! I'm applying for the LPN program in a week! I already took the reading and quantitative parts. did well on the reading, and passed with 5 points to spare on the Quantitative. Next I have the arithmetic. I'm studying my eyeballs off! I see you didn't pass the arithmetic the first time out. Surely you passed by now! Are you in the RN program now?
@@hotwireman49I am! I completed my Pre-Nursing class for 3 months. And will continue the next semester
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You are so welcome!
Hi I’m 30yrs old about studying for the Accu placer test. Im real nervous about taking the test but watching you explain is giving me confidence. Now I just need to remember. Should I just keep re watching this video over and over again?
Did you take the test ? @romualdocontreras
Watch the videos repeatedly until you feel confident and ready to take the exam. Good luck!
@@loraxkz2431 no I just moved out of my apartment back into my moms. I’ll take it by the end of this month for sure. (May) if you reply back, I will reply back to you at the end of this month to inform you how it went.
Did you take it @romualdocontreras
@@loraxkz2431 next Tuesday i will
I'm 33 and I'm taking this test next month, wish me luck, and thanks so much for explaining everything. I'm not trying to learn math i just need to pass this test lol
i need 272 if i get less, I'm gonna have to take math at college and i dont wanna do that
i just need to get the 272 to take college algebra and be done with math
Thats what i want
Best of luck! You'll do great!
That's what happened to me. I couldn't pass the math portion of the Accuplacer, so they made me take the lower division math to get up to speed for College Algebra. Now I've changed my mind about becoming an RN. It takes too darned long and I'm already 66 years old, so I've decided to enroll in the Licensed Practical Nurse school. I won't say the 4 classes I've taken toward my Associates Degree in Nursing are a waste though. Maybe I'll transition to an ADN someday. But I need Next Gen Accuplacer Arithmetic either way. I wish I knew a long time ago how important math was to our futures.
Thank you for your videos . Always detailed and to the point , they’ve been very helpful and now I can effectively use process of elimination with what I do know even if I don’t know lol. Seriously I learn a lot but there are things that I don’t understand
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful video I have ever see thank you 🙏
Glad it was helpful!
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Great video, thank you very much!
You are welcome! Glad it was helpful.
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This helped me a lot thank you. I'm trying to figure out what's the difference between accuplacer and next-generation accuplacer?
I'm glad the videos are helpful!
The College Board updated their exams a few years ago. The Next-Generation Accuplacer is the new version. Next-Generation Arithmetic covers Whole Numbers, Fractions, Decimals, and Percentages. Exponents, Algebra, and Statistics were removed from the Arithmetic exam.
Next-Generation Reading replaced the Reading Comprehension exam. The new format begins with 4-5 questions from a literary passage, then 4-5 questions comparing opposing points of view, followed by single paragraphs and questions. The prior exam was a series of single questions.
Next-Generation Writing replaced the Sentence Skills exam. The new format has 4-5 questions per multi-paragrah passage. The prior exam was a series of single questions.
Official sample questions are available here: accuplacer.collegeboard.org/students/prepare-for-accuplacer/practice-download
Good Luck on your exam! :)
@@CazAcademy does the test still have Advanced Algebra and Functions? I don't see any guides on that here?
Update- I passed I scored above average
I used highly recommended authentic exam materials provided by Dr David I passed my accuplacer test on my 4th attempt taking maximum 20 questions a day studied for two weeks, 14 days effectively. Am so happy I pass, now i can look forward to my Nursing Carrier
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@17:35 why is it we’re talking about the number 50 and we’re not dropping down the seven for it to become 75 or 750? I don’t understand. Do I need to look at perhaps just basic division videos before coming back to this. I don’t get it
at 17:33 pf this video. 3 x 25= 75.. when u put 75 below 80, u have to start subtracting. so 80 minus 75 = 5.. since you cannot divide 25 to 5, u have to add 0 and make it 50. now, 50 divided by 25= 2 and put it next to 3 on top. that’s why she came up with 0.32 as an answer
80 - 75 = 5 then drop down the 0 to make 50. Follow the rules for long division.
@14:43 How did you come up with 60 when there’s a decimal there? I’m very slow with math and I don’t understand this. Because if there was no decimal there I can understand you seen there was 60 but honestly I would’ve seen 600 before I saw 60 because there’s two zeros not just 1. But then also there is a decimals there so I shouldn’t even be able to come up with 60. I don’t get it. Can you explain about zeros and decimals more.
are u referring to option c or d explanation in long division? u always have to bring down one zero when the number cannot be divided anymore. as soon as u start borrowing that zero, u also has to place a decimal point on top. i’m slow at Math too but this one is pretty basic compared to trigonometry and advanced algebra. returning to college after 10yrs so im really reviewing my weakness in case i need to take the test 😅 good luck!
Hello do you do virtual crash course 😭?
For number 17 can you just multiply each answer by .6 to see what gives you 30? I’m getting lost by this technique
Yes.
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Excellent
Thanks! Glad it was helpful.
Isn't 6/100 the same as six cents? 0.06? Maybe there's hope for me yet (unless of course I'm wrong). And if 10 tenths is a dollar, wouldn't 6/10 be the same as 60 cents? .60?
Yes, you are correct. When you divide by powers of 10, the number of zeros are the number of spaces to the left you should move the decimal to convert the fraction to a decimal. Good job!
Thx u r helpfull
Happy to help
Do they allow you to use a calculator on the test?
You cannot bring a calculator to the test. A few of the questions will have a pop-up calculator available in the upper right corner of your screen. Prepare to solve all questions without a calculator. Good luck!
@18:19 where did 10 come from?
25 - 24 = 1 then drop down the 0 to make 10. Follow the rules for long division. I hope that helps.
Asian students love to use short cut (in math) and save a lot of time to for reading comprehension solving issue!
You r right, how many questions in maths in the exam, because I m going to take exam soon.