<p>…if i can get like a 10 on the AIME?
i dont wanna spend more money on books</p>
<p>no. dont waste your money (because barrons is a joke to me too)</p>
<p>maybe i’ll just buy one so i will know what type of questions there are…</p>
<p>XiΞiX, do you mean ‘joke’ as in super easy, or ridiculus?</p>
<p>im guessing ridiculous because it has so much unnecessary stuff lol</p>
<p>so then what’s the best prep book for Math II?</p>
<p>Collegeboard SAT Math I and II.
If you dont know your material then Barrons
If you do then Meylani 15 Practice Tests</p>
<p>Kowloon, not super easy but easy enough. i think i dont need the book.</p>
<p>Or did Barrons change their level of difficulty for the 2008 edition?</p>
<p>They took out some stuff in the 2008 edition, though I dont know if the tests are changed too. Like 3D graphing/De Moivre’s/numbers of roots in an equation etc.</p>
<p>see if ur library has those books.</p>
<p>no dont buy a book i didnt even study and got 800 if you’re naturallly good enough to perform at AIME than you know it all.</p>
<p>Borrow it from the library, and just take a test to review stuff. 10 on the AIME is good, but it’s still a good idea to just go over what will be on the test.</p>