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| View Poll Results: What Math course are you in? | |||
| algebra |
  
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4 | 7.55% |
| geometry |
  
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4 | 7.55% |
| algebra II |
  
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8 | 15.09% |
| pre-cal |
  
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9 | 16.98% |
| calculus |
  
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17 | 32.08% |
| beyond calc |
  
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11 | 20.75% |
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15-02-2003, 11:13
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I'm only in AB Calc, but ignoring the schedule so I can take the BC AP exam. Unfortunately, I'm WAYY behind (stupid robot) - I'm only on e^x stuff.
For most fun, I'd have to say Algebra II, mostly because of the other people in the class. I got a TI-89 in eighth grade (placed 157 in Mathcounts), and used it for half the year. Early in second semester, the other students complained that my curve-setting was caused by my calculator. The teacher (who disagreed) went along with them and let me borrow his 83 for the tests. Yes, my scores dropped, but only by 2%. I no longer set the curves, but I was usually the second-highest. Also, the other Algebra II classes had bad teachers, and the tests were the same. Thus, they were curved, and I ended up getting 116% on the final exam!  I'm also fond of calculus, because it's so obviously useful! 
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