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Encourage and encourage you! In fact, 0 foundation is not terrible, if you want to improve 90 points to 100 points, it will be difficult!

If I were you, I would enroll in a cram school, after all, I would have a feeling of not knowing where to start when reviewing a weak subject. Sign up for a cram school, and the teacher will help you grasp the key points of the exam. Focusing on what you focus on will save you time, after all, you have other subjects to learn!

Also, don't feel relaxed just because you have signed up for the class, you have to read the book before class, mark the things you don't understand, and wait until the teacher talks about it, if it is the key point, listen carefully and ask clearly; If it's not the point, you can skip it!

The second is to buy a mock practice book, each set must be thoroughly understood, and each question must be studied by inference!

The most important thing is to choose an authoritative one whether you sign up for a class or buy mock questions, so as not to delay your study!!

You must have self-confidence and the courage to persevere, and you can't give up halfway! If you don't give up in a pinch, despair will turn into hope! Every moment when you want to give up is a pinch!

Hope the above advice is helpful to you!

You're in high math in your undergraduate degree, right? You read the math textbook first, the textbook must be understood, and the post-class questions must be done. Review the basics of math and English before summer intensification.

Then when it comes to strengthening, you can buy Chen Wendeng's review guide. Most people think that those with a poor foundation should not read Chen Wendeng's books, saying that his books are more skilled. But my own personal experience is that the foundation is not good, and it can be seen.

You'll need to do the review guide at least three times before sprinting. My math foundation is also very poor, but I only read the review guide, and this year I scored 117 points, which is already very good for me. I'm also an accountant...

Accounting is very computational, and you can consider other management majors, such as administrative management, without taking mathematics.

It's not a high math trip.

It's math three. Includes high number line algebra probability theory.

What exactly to take You can find the syllabus of the number three.

Number 1 is the whole test, and there are some numbers 2 and 3, don't take the test badly.

Preparing for the junior year... This semester, I will first look at the textbooks and make a tutorial book for after-class questions, so there is no need to worry.

For Graduate School Entrance Mathematics:

This stage is the stage of laying a solid foundation, mainly in mathematics textbooks, high numbers are a large block, probability and line generation are relatively simple. Tilt the time to the higher number, and it will take up more points. Read more textbooks, just like the first time you learned them, and understand the knowledge points of the textbooks, theorem proofs and so on, and it is best to focus on them with the syllabus of last year's mathematics postgraduate examination.

For the after-class exercises, it is not recommended to do all of them, pick a representative part of it, and think about the rest with the answer book to see it, it is too wasteful of time to do it all, as long as you master the methods and methods to solve the problem. After that, it's time to review the whole book, 660 or something, and then it's time for the real questions. Plan your time and schedule well.

Learn slowly, and don't be in a hurry.

1. Li Yongle and Li Zhengyuan's "Complete Book of Mathematics Review"**The same utility is Chen Wendeng's "Mathematics Review Guide"**

2. Mathematics foundation 660 questions are not required, but they are very good as a foundation practice in the early stage.

3. Past past papers. Yongle's "Analysis of 0 Questions in Past Exams"**

4. "Mathematics Final Sprint Exceeds 135 Points"** or Wendeng's "Question Type Collection and Practice Problem Collection"** as the final sprint stage to check and fill in the gaps.

Li Yongle reviewed the whole book and did 5-10 sits, and it was not a big problem to take the 135+ test.