There are still 100 days before the college entrance examination. Math is so poor. I have never passed the exam and have no confidence in reviewing other subjects. Uncle, is there any quick and effective way? First of all, the first step is to stabilize your emotions and not be impetuous. More than a hundred days can make a qualitative leap in mathematics. As long as you are willing to persist, as long as you don't give up, you will certainly get a satisfactory result. First of all, focus on the subject of mathematics, the textbook should be read from beginning to end, and the exercises at the back of the textbook should be completed on the ground and understood thoroughly. As long as this is done, passing the exam is definitely not a problem. There is still a set of wrong questions, so it is necessary to prepare. Those difficult questions, strange questions and off-topic questions will be passed, and only the key questions will be tested. Most of the mathematics in the college entrance examination emanates from these classic representative topics, and the rest is used to select top students. There is also the need to grasp the relationship between mathematical knowledge points, never isolate a certain knowledge point, understand every lesson the teacher says, ask if you don't understand, and make a plan to complete the above. I would like to remind you in particular that you should never aim too high and be impetuous in learning mathematics. When you see simple questions, you think you can do it. Don't think that you have understood everything you seem to understand, every concept and every knowledge point, and then connect organically, grasp the dynamics of the local college entrance examination, grasp the key points, and don't give up or despair. This is the stupidest behavior. You are.