Hi Omar Alsakka,

I suggest that you should also High school or AP College physics, whichever one that you think is best. Also, I think that you should consider taking some lessons in Trigonometry and Precalculus once you finish and have an accurate understanding of Algebra 1. And this is optional but I think that some brief lessons on AP College Chemistry would be helpful as well, just the simple lessons based upon your career and the information that you provided above.

I wish you the best out of your future goals and endeavors, and if you have any other additional questions or concerns, then feel free to ask.

Hi Stephen,

Thanks a lot for your recommendations, It's exactly what I needed.
I will make sure to do all those courses hopefully before the summer when the exam is! 

Thank you once again and have a great weekend.

No problem.

Hi Omar,

Problems 1 and 3 are Algebra 2.

Problems 2 and 4 are Geometry, although trigonometry/pre-calculus may be helpful for 4.

You don't get a choice on the above, you need both geometry and algebra 2.

6, 7 and 8 A are physics.

6, 7 and 8 B are chemistry.

You get a choice on these.  You can choose to do either chemistry or physics, but you likely will end up needing both in the career, so my suggestion would be to take your time now and really delve into both.

Hi Rossell,

Thank you a lot for your analyzed answer!
I will do my best then to try and study all before the test day.

Thank you once again to it!