So I just got my score back and I failed for the second time with a 58. I need a 65 to pass and honestly I'm starting to panic because summer school isn't an option for me financially. I've been using a random REGENTS ALGEBRA practice test I found online but I don't think it's actually matching what shows up on the real exam. The quadratics section completely wrecked me both times.
I have about six weeks until the next sitting. I'm thinking of going through a structured study guide this time instead of just doing random problems and hoping for the best. Has anyone here gone from failing to passing in that kind of timeframe? I work part-time so I realistically have maybe 1.5 hours a day to study.
Specifically struggling with: graphing linear inequalities, factoring trinomials, and interpreting function notation. Any exam tips for those topics would be huge. What resources actually helped you get over that 65 threshold?