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This document provides information about an upcoming math test for an academic physics course, including the topics that will be covered and how students can study. The topics are concepts from grade 10 math, including the Pythagorean theorem, trigonometric ratios, solving linear and quadratic equations. Understanding these mathematical concepts is required for success in the physics course. This test will count towards students' term marks. Students are advised to review prior tests, practice problems, and know the required formulas in order to prepare.
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See table above. Have a number of different columns to track your progress. The table above has two columns, one for January, the other for March. You may have a lot more columns if you wish. If you have a computer with a spreadsheet this whole process can be a lot quicker.
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