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Yes, it’s definitely a good idea to study for placement exams, especially if you haven’t been practicing math for a while. Even if you feel solid in your skills, reviewing concepts and formulas can help refresh your memory and boost your confidence. Many students do study for placement exams, and it can make a significant difference in the level of math course you’re placed into.
Consider focusing on key areas like algebra, functions, and any specific topics that might be covered on the exam. You can use online resources, textbooks, or study guides, and even practice tests if they’re available. A little preparation can go a long way in ensuring you place into the right course for your skill level. Good luck!