MCAT Math Without a Calculator Simplified with Shortcuts

https://Leah4sci.com/MCATMath presents: Introduction to MCAT Math without a calculator including what you need to know, and shortcuts to quickly solve everything from multiplication with decimals and scientific notation, negative logs and trigonometry

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Despite not allowing a calculator, the MCAT still requires you to perform multi-step calculations ranging from decimals and exponents to logarithms and trigonometry.
In (this) part 1 in my MCAT Math Without A Calculator Series you’ll learn which math is required for the MCAT, and how to approach rounding when given multiple similar choices.
We’ll cover shortcuts and simplifications for multiplication with decimals and exponents, as well as how to approach pH negative log and kinematics trigonometry for quick ‘close enough’ estimates.
You’ll also learn common mistakes to avoid so that you don’t lose time and points on your Chem/Phys section.

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▸Acid Base, pH and pKa Calculations in MCAT Chemistry https://Leah4sci.com/MCATacidbase

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⏱ In this video:
[0:09] Example #1 - Multiplying by a Decimal
[0:52] Example #2 - Multiplying by Decimals and/or Scientific Notation
[4:42] Example #3 - Raising a Decimal to an Exponent
[6:01] Example #4 - Trigonometry
[6:57] Example #5 - Logs and Antilogs

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