Straighterline Macroeconomics WOW.........

[armyb77]

Any calculator should work, you just need to make sure you know the formulas.

Example: slope and intercept of a straight line y= a + bx (x=vertical axes or independent variable, y=horizontal axes or dependent variable, a= intercept, and b=the slope), it wasn't hard math, I just didn't pay attention enough to do it. For me, I never did well with graphs. I was always much better at the linear equations, so because I didn't have the linear equations in my head, I had a rough time with the first test.


Anyways here is some other information I figured I would share with everyone:

For anyone taking both Macro and Micro economics with Straighterline; you should know that the first 5 topics are the same for both courses. This means that the exam questions are pretty much the same type of questions as well. The only difference is that Macro Quizzes are 40 questions and Micro's are 30.

I have taken up to exam 5 for both courses now and aside from exam 1 on Macro I have not gotten below a 95% on any other exam. Here are some extra study references I am using.

Here is the Web-study for Macroeconomics: Macroeconomics
Here is the Web-study for Microeconomics: Microeconomics

Lastly, here are some helpful links on each topic/chapter for Macro and Micro Econ with Straighterline:
Macro/Micro Topic 1
Macro/Micro Topic 2
Macro/Micro Topic 3
Macro/Micro Topic 4
Macro/Micro Topic 5
Macro Topic 6
Macro Topic 7
Macro Topic 8
Macro Topic 9
Macro Topic 10
Macro Topic 11
Macro Topic 12
Macro Topic 13
Macro Topic 14
Macro Topic 15
Macro Topic 16
Macro Topic 17
Micro Topic 06
Micro Topic 07
Micro Topic 08
Micro Topic 09
Micro Topic 10
Micro Topic 11
Micro Topic 12
Micro Topic 13
Micro Topic 14
Micro Topic 15
Micro Topic 16
Micro Topic 17
Micro Topic 18
Micro Topic 19
Micro Topic 20
Micro Topic 21
Micro Topic 22
Macro Topic 18/Micro Topic 23
Macro Topic 19/Micro Topic 24

Hope this helps others!
~armyb77