…i cant tell you how tempted i am to give you the same smart ass response i got when i posted the same question…just a gentle hint, there is a search capability on this forum, but it pretty much sucks…get a 5th and 6th grade math review book and go through all the problems, practice the big four on fractions and decimals, know how to figure out percentages, and you will be fine…there were a few simple geometry questions as well…

Go to the “no calculator” thread 8 below this one and delete this thread.

You do a stock trade for $90 and the minimum trade for you to get paid is $100.00…How much do you get paid?

[quote=william]Hi,

For an ML math test, questions might cover areas like linear algebra, calculus, probability, and statistics, with a focus on practical applications in machine learning algorithms. Similar to IQ brain tests, these questions aim to assess your analytical and problem-solving skills in a mathematical context.

Certainly! For an ML math test, expect questions on linear algebra, calculus, probability, and statistics, emphasizing practical ML algorithm applications. Like IQ tests, it gauges analytical and problem-solving skills in a math context.

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