>can't pass basic college math courses What's the

http://www.amazon.com/Algebra-Unplugged-Jim-Loats/dp/0962781576/

Read this. Ignore the awful cover.

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>>26420352
>Can't pass algebra

Anon, plz it's for children.

>>26420352
You are in Canada. You give things away you do not know.

>>26420579
>>26420528

It's calculus actually. But I've already failed it twice

>>26420579
Let dumbasses wallow in their pity pls I don't like hearing about how math is easy.

>>26420702
>he made it to calc
Normie out

>>26420702
open your book, pay for a chegg subscription to see the solutions, work through the solutions until you know the shit.

honestly how much did you practice? did you actually learn how to do the assigned problems?

98% math is so haaaaaard guise people do not do this

>>26420352

Drop out and either wagekek/NEET?

>>26420768
I've done all the homework and got 100% on all of them. Just fail on the tests

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>>26420352
You'll laugh over how stressed you're over this in some years I'd bet. Maths is like learning a foreign language. It builds upon itself, and you see results when effort is put in. Once you're able to comprehend greater equations, things become more interesting. Once it's interesting, it will be a passion rather than a chore. By then, you're capable of being great at maths.
>>26420528
I had to start over from the beginning once, when I had loathed maths and couldn't keep up with it. You've to hit the textbooks like these to get back in the game.