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PreCalculus Diagnostic Test - uregina.ca

PreCalculus Diagnostic Test Success in a first year Calculus class is highly dependent on your algebra skills. The following is a self- Diagnostic test to be taken by students prior to entering a Calculus class (Math 103 or Math 110). Instructions: Complete the following test in no more than 90 minutes. Do not use a calculator for any questions. Do not refer to books, notes, or other material while completing the test. Only select one answer per question. Note: Questions #33-40 are split into Section A and Section B. If you plan to enrol in Math 103, complete the questions from Section A only. If you plan to enrol in Math 110, complete the questions from Section B only. Once you have completed all 40 questions, refer to the last page for scoring and recommendations.

PreCalculus Diagnostic Test Success in a first year Calculus class is highly dependent on your algebra skills. The following is a self-diagnostic test to be taken by students prior to entering a Calculus class (Math 103 or Math 110).

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