Not really needing helping on particular questions but more like where to start?

[meager jetty]

long story short i dropped out of high school in grade 10 (due to mental health/health concerns) and i have honestly no idea where to start learning the stuff i missed out on without being charged 13grand... (upgrading from 10- diploma) I know odds are it wont happen as fast as i want it to but im determined to catch up. I need my 30-1 to even think about applying to university so any information would be a huge help! I have the 10-1 to 30-1 math books but my sister put all the answers in them and i honestly cant figure out how she showed her work tbh... hope this is ok of a question sorry if i waste anyones time

[pliant mauve]

So you need resources or, do you need how the problems were worked out, or both of them, and is it only math that you think is wanted for applying?

[meager jetty]

Resources mostly, im not entirely sure what my plan is aside from challenging the 30-1 calculus test i just have no idea what i need to learn before hand.

would it just be table of contents on each of the books?

[pliant mauve]

I think you should check out free online courses on mit for calculus but what level calculus is it?

[meager jetty]

canadian diploma grade? i dont know in american terms ngl

the last year of highschool

[pliant mauve]

Let me check

[pliant mauve]

Ok but what is the last thing you remember learning so that i can check what are the prerequisite

[meager jetty]

i was at the mid term of grade 10 which was at the start leveling of high school trigonometry

[pliant mauve]

Oh so you know quadratics basic algebra(polynomials) but you haven't been introduced to calculus?

[meager jetty]

dont really remember a lot of quadratics id have to see the equations again to see if i remember but yes, i just did a few practice tests on the first thing i learned which was prime numbers and such and essnetially stormed through it

its been like 6 years since ive done any kind of schooling so i apologize for not remembering much

[pliant mauve]

No it's not a problem i want you to check that you know basic algebra solving equations and what not

[meager jetty]

im kinda just going through this khan academy thing i found atm do u have a link to a test or smth i could do?

[pliant mauve]

What do you mean by "atm"

[meager jetty]

at the moment

[pliant escarp]

ive heard math academy is quite good but its 50 a month if you can spend that

[pliant mauve]

Not really, the thing I want to check is that essentially you know how to solve equations and know basics of algebra because that's what's mostly hard in calculus

[meager jetty]

odds are probably not

id say resources that would be good assuming im starting from nothing essentially

[pliant escarp]

math academy gives you a placement test and based on what you get it builds you up from there

[pliant mauve]

I can send an algebra review (1 hour long) but I don't know if that would be to much?

[meager jetty]

yea sure that would be ok

[meager jetty]

ill look into it a bit more and then if it seems worth it i might get into it next paycheck