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More Mu Alpha Theta Practice… Do It! March 2nd, 2007

You can reach any test by going to the URL “http://wangsblog.com/jeffrey/2002MAO/TestName.pdf” where TestName may be replaced by any of the following:

AdvAlgebra
AlphaIndividual
AlphaNumTheory
Answers (for all tests)
CalculusAB
Ciphering
EuclidAlgGeom
Gemini
GeometryClass
MuIndividual
MuNumTheory
MuProbability
OpenSeqSeries
ThetaAlgGeom
ThetaIndividual
ThetaNumTheory
ThetaProbability
TrigClass

So, for example, if I wanted the Mu Number Theory test I would go to “http://wangsblog.com/jeffrey/2002MAO/MuNumTheory.pdf”. Not all of these tests are around, but this should give you some idea of what to expect.

4 Responses to “More Mu Alpha Theta Practice… Do It!”

  1. phobophruits Says:

    Is the TrigClass for HIAT3 in general?

    And OpenSeqSeries would be the one for Sequences & Series, right?

  2. paladin8 Says:

    TrigClass is what Alpha people take for class test. You would take AdvAlgebra I think.

    And yeah, you can do the open one for Seq & Series.

  3. phobophruits Says:

    hmm.

    what is the sum of the first 40 fourth powers? how do you find that?

    is there a special formula to follow….?

  4. t0rajir0u Says:

    I don’t know why anyone would bother to memorize this, but the sum of the first n fourth powers is

    n(n+1)(2n+1)(3n^2 + 3n – 1) / 30

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