Just start at babby-tier basic arithmetic, you'll find out if you can count (practical) and progress quickly to more advanced stuff. Then when you've been at it a while you know if you want to focus more on some things than others because you will have total statistics on which problems you fail more often and which you take more intuituvely.
And they've gamified it pretty well, so you'll gain points and avatars and achievements and shit.
I think the problem is that british people don't know those coin terms.
A lot of colleges curve their grades, you can get an A+ with a 95 average in some colleges
Quarters is fairly intuitive
Well they did invent the imperial system
I'm not literally trying to get an A+, i'm trying to get on the level of an A+ HS student.
yes khan academy helps but in terms of practice, no. buy a high-school math book to practice on. practice is very important remember that
can you slove arithmetic problems with no too much thinking?
can you do polynomials?
I asked the faggot the same question and was ignored. Let him fail for being a useless cunt.
Buy some of those ACT or SAT Prep books. They have the answers in the back of the book. Use them to refresh yourself.