can't get the math

Can you be more specific what type of math or reading problems you are looking for? Maybe you should ask another student you trust or a professor for help?

Ok, I'm not 100% sure what you are asking, but here goes nothin':

I'm thinking that you are looking at something like a coordinate plane, so looks like a bigger version of + If you think about it like it was a clock, then the top part of the + would be 12, the right hand would be 3, the bottom would be 6 and the left would be 9. Think about where a 45 degree angle would be. If it's 90 degrees, then it's at 3 o'clock, so it would be half that- about 1:30. Then think about it's reflection about the vertical line of the coordinate plane (the y axis). What time would it be? About 10:30, right? Now all you need to do is to translate that to a 360 degree circle.

Think of the circle with the crossed coordinate plane in the center: (+) If the whole thing is 360 degrees, with 90 degrees at the right, 180 degrees on the bottom, 270 degrees on the left, and either 0 degrees or 360 degrees on top, then you want to find what's directly in the middle of 270 and 360. So you take the average: (270 + 360)/2 = 315 degrees.

Always draw a picture and label what you know so you can find the value that you logically expect to come up with.

Can you be more specific what type of math or reading problems you are looking for? Maybe you should ask another student you trust or a professor for help?

I am sorry I was not clear enough with my question, any questions from the teas math or reading test that you remember thanks for replying back to me good luck in whatever you do

Have you picked up a Teas Study Guide? That is the best way to re-learn and review math. It starts with addition and works it's way up. Good luck!

Sorry, didn't realize it was from the TEAS. I didn't have to take it for my programs. Best of luck to you.