13 postgraduate entrance examination, math test 129. Although it is not much, I think the foundation is very important. Judging from your situation, with all due respect, I can see that you are a student who is a little eager for success, but you don't have to write too much in order to catch up, and it's not right to do real questions. This just illustrates this point. The postgraduate entrance examination is coming soon, so you must get rid of this habit, or you will suffer in the examination room. I suggest you:

(1) Correct your attitude from now on, and don't be eager for quick success. The simpler the topic, the more traps there will be; Be more careful;

When you encounter problems that still go wrong, you should sum up the methods and see which step you can't go on or make mistakes. You must remember that you can't make the same mistake next time you encounter a similar mistake.

3 topics are precise, not many, targeted, and make up for its weak links.

The last few words of advice: when you take the postgraduate entrance examination, you must not panic. After three hours of math, I can still get an ideal score. If not, you can do the next one first. Don't waste too much time on one topic. Postgraduate entrance examination is just around the corner. Wish you success!