/sci/ - Science & Math

Multivariable, multi-choice. Sounds logical. What's wrong?

>>11594385
Sounds dope yo.

Multiple choice is easy man

>>11594385
Hahah I had a bunch of those on my calc 3 exam yet like 65% still failed

multiple choice for a math exam lmao

>>11594385
Just guess the answers you think are more right than the others. Statistically speaking you'll come out ahead.

In Norway we don't get multiple-choice tasks after elementary school, instead we have to write huge chunks of text and we envy you

>>11594492
it's the complete opposite here
we had to write big essays and show all working in school but in uni half the tests are multiple choice, some even have true/false

>>11594492
>He didn't take Calc 3 in grade school
ngmi

>>11594385
based, my online test can only accept the most simplified integral.

>>11594393
>1. Find fxy of sin(x)e^(yx^3) + cos(xyln(2(xy)^3)) - ... (five terms)
>a)
>b)
>c)
>d)
>e) None of the above

>>11594385
multiple choice in a calculus exam?

>>11594385
How is multiple choice a bad thing for you? You can solve it the same way as if it was not multiple choice, then if you got it wrong it probably won't be one of the answers and you know to go back and check.

>>11594858
See >>11594801

>>11594385
>A
>B
>C
>D
>Some of the Above
>All of the Above
>None of the Above
Just fucking kill me

>>11594385
Let me guess, you're going to an american university?

>>11597594
lmao, what a brainlet
>what is the integral of f(x), where f(x) is some monster that is almost impossible to integrate
>a
>b
>c
>d
>derivate all
wow so hard lel

>>11594385
Why the fuck are all burger exams so easy? Multiple choice, seriously? Literally all of my exams since I was 12 have been blank pages with stupidly convoluted questions.

>>11594391
Good thing my single variable calculus exam is single choice.

>>11594445
They will probably deduct marks if you guess and put the wrong answer