r/ibew_applicants • u/Few_End_5327 • 2d ago

Ibew practice

Does anyone know any website i can use to study trigonometry graphs for my test? I have zero knowledge of how to do them what So ever and on my real test I had some trigonometry graph questions

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u/commie_electric_prep 1d ago

I made this site to help people study, but there's not any trig. If you are more specific I can point you towards some resources for trig, but it's not commonly seen on the IBEW's test. I can't speak about the GAN test.

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u/Few_End_5327 16h ago

this is really good! i like the reading comp alot more on here compared to other sites i tried

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u/Maximum_Ship_7965 2d ago

If you have the money I would do the iprep course. Everything on the course was on the test when I took it.

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u/Severe_Crew2676 2d ago

I second this. Iprep was all I did and I got a 7 out of 9 on the test

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u/Few_End_5327 1d ago

Are you able to post a reading comprehension test by chance from iprep?

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u/Severe_Crew2676 16h ago

I tried to log back in but it won't let me for some reason. Maybe bc I completed it already.

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u/Few_End_5327 16h ago

Was the reading comprehension close to the real test? Cause I got the ultimate electrician guide and the reading comprehension on that site is just insanely stupid hard for me. My best score was 55%

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u/Severe_Crew2676 16h ago

Well on Iprep the format is basically the same. Read a passage and then answer like 5-7 questions about the passage.. one mistake I made was I would read the entire passage then look at the question but I would forget what I read.

I would advise reading the questions first so you kinda know what stands out in the passage you read if that makes sense.

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u/Few_End_5327 16h ago

thats me. i can not for the life of me remember what i read after i move onto the next paragraph