ePractice CBT vs Math Assist+使用状況と統計

With ePractice, you can approach your exams with complete confidence, as our interface is meticulously designed to mirror the Computer-Based Test (CBT) system used in official entry exams. Our platform empowers candidates by honing their exam management skills and building the self-assurance required to excel in a CBT environment. Plus, it’s fully government-approved, ensuring compliance and credibility. ENTRY EXAMS: - GST (General Studies) - POST UTME (All Universities) - JAMB UTME - WAEC / NECO - NABTEB - BECE - CATHOLIC SCHOOLS EXAMS (COOP and HSPT) - NCEE (National Common entrance Exam) PROFESIONAL EXAMS: - ABU ZARIA (DLC) - TRCN - COREN - ICAN KEY FEATURE - Select any year of choice to practice - Study Questions with Explanations - Select 4 subject to practice at once - Practice single subject/year of choice - Navigate to any question number using GOTO - See Scores in full (average, total scores, grades, remarks) - In-app notification for app update. - Free Video Courses - Recommended Novels; Full Text and summary - CBT practice on recommended Novels - No Internet Required (WHEN ACTIVATED) - Activate once, use it a whole year - No recurring monthly or weekly fees - Identical User Interface to JAMB - 22 JAMB Subjects included with over 42,400 questions - Summary of JAMB recommended literature Text - Calculator included (Basic/Scientific) - Review your result/exam after submission - Perfect timing - Random/shuffling of questions - Clear Diagrams including tables and graphs. - Track your progress and performance.

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Math Assist+

Version of 'Math Assist' which is free of adds. Designed to help you survive the rigor of college by supplying more than 360 math and calculus tables along with explanatory pictures. This version allows more information to be displayed with less power consumption. All references are designed for clear viewing. Pinch and zoom to get a closer look at a graph, picture, or written formula. This application will supply you with everything you need through the first year (maybe two) of math. You will find the organization and flow will simplify your search. The interface allows quick location of your formulas- including Algebra, Trigonometry, Derivatives, and Integrals. Each of these topics contains a single-click entry to a definitions to 5 to 10 pages of important formulas and information. The current list of topics is: Geometry: -Contents of topics by topic or entry -Glossary of terms (97) -Angle pairs -Angles -Circles (circles, annulus) -Lines (line, segment, ray) -Plane triangle -Points -Polygons -Quadrilaterals -Relationship of lines/angles -Triangles Algebra: -Arithmetic, -Constants -Complex numbers -Cubic/quadratic formula -Exponents -Function definition -Factoring -Inequalities -Logarithms -Mean, Median, Mode, and Range of data sets -Polar coordinates -Radicals Trigonometry: -Acute angles -Addition formula -Arbitrary angles -Double angle formulas -Fundamental trigonometric identities -Graphs of trigonometric functions -Graphs of inverse trigonometric functions -Half-angle formulas -Hyperbolic definitions -Laws of Sine, Cosine, and Tangents -Trigonometry of real numbers on the unit circle -Unit circle Derivatives: -Critical and inflection points -Definition of the derivative -Exponential derivatives -General rules -Notation for higher order derivatives -Derivatives of Hyperbolic geometry -Derivatives of Trigonometry Integrals: -Basic integrals -Basic trigonometric forms -Common substitutions -Definite integrals -Exponential and logarithmic forms -Green's Theorem -Hyperbolic functions -Integration by parts -Reciprocals of trigonometric forms -Substitution Rule