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The test is totally bogus. I scored a 126. It said that I am a "Visual Mathematician." That I have superior skills at mathematics. HAH! I'm no "mathematician." Good thing my parents didn't know that when I flunked Algebra III in high school (I started the first six weeks with a "B," though). Or when I pulled a D- in Finite Math in college. Also a good thing that you really need only good arithmatical skills for accounting (and to keep your logbook balanced
).
It did say that I was good at spatial relationships. I guess you need that to be a pilot.
Although I tell high school kids who aspire to be pilots to take as much math as possible (so they can understand Aeronautics for Naval Aviators), it sure is a good thing that all you really need is basic arithmatic.
Fun test, though.
The test is totally bogus. I scored a 126. It said that I am a "Visual Mathematician." That I have superior skills at mathematics. HAH! I'm no "mathematician." Good thing my parents didn't know that when I flunked Algebra III in high school (I started the first six weeks with a "B," though). Or when I pulled a D- in Finite Math in college. Also a good thing that you really need only good arithmatical skills for accounting (and to keep your logbook balanced
).It did say that I was good at spatial relationships. I guess you need that to be a pilot.
Although I tell high school kids who aspire to be pilots to take as much math as possible (so they can understand Aeronautics for Naval Aviators), it sure is a good thing that all you really need is basic arithmatic.
Fun test, though.
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